Marine invertebrates, metamorphosis, sensory systems, the ocean. I 💚 larvae.
England, United Kingdom
Joined April 2018
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Exciting news! We have a funded 4-year PhD studentship starting in Sept 2025. This will use the new "Multiscope" parallelised microscope to study the effect of neuroendocrine signalling on feeding behaviour. Answer fundamental bioscience questions using high throughput imaging!
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📢 I’m hiring a 3yr postdoc
Interested in evolutionary origins of miRNA/RNAi in animals? Keen on working with early branching metazoans and unicellular relatives? Please join my lab 🧬 @thembauk
⏳Deadline 25th October 2024
ℹ️ Details: jobs.ac.uk/job/DJW823/postdo…
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“Environmental Cues for Life Cycle Transitions” symposium - a perspective from EuroEvoDevo 2024 thenode.biologists.com/envir… via @the_Node
A workshop to enhance thinking about and communicating research - a planktonic perspective. thenode.biologists.com/a-wor… via @the_Node with @KEHelliwell, @micromotility and gemma-anderson.co.uk
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Echinoderm development on film
For #ThrowbackThursday, watch Bruno Vellutini @bruvellu's fascinating video from 2010, documenting the embryonic, larval, and juvenile development of a sea biscuit species, Clypeaster subdepressus:
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Group journal club by RK: Microbiota regulates life-cycle transition and nematocyte dynamics in ... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Using Aurelia, this work shows microbiota affect the transition from polyp to medusa (strobilation) and nematocyte development and possibly feeding.
Elizabeth Williams retweeted
MSc and PhD positions on Thyroid hormone signaling and function in sea urchin development and metamorphosis available in Heylandlab: comparativephys.ca/heylandla…
Elizabeth Williams retweeted
Is anyone interested in a nervous system 🧠 origin postdoc?? With a Ctenophore as a model?? Please contact me if you would like to apply for a fellowship 🙂 @BristolBioSci
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This #WormWednesday why not consider joining our Molecular Marine Systems team @UniExe to compare sensory systems of Platynereis sister species for your #PhDposition and be a part of the Marie Curie ZooCell network zoocell.eu/
Apply here: jobs.exeter.ac.uk/hrpr_webre… by 14th April 2024 #WhatAboutTheWorms
Elizabeth Williams retweeted
My first independent review about ctenophores and the evolution of nervous system 😎onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… Many thanks @Ferdix and Cedric Finet for the invitation!! And @JoanJSoto for awesome ctenophore pictures!! @BristolBioSci
Elizabeth Williams retweeted
Interested in a PhD project to map subcellular features to cellular transcriptomes in the Clytia larva? We are looking for candidates withing another great Marie Curie training network called "ZooCELL". DC4 in the network advert here: euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/1…
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✨A new paper in @CurrentBiology reveals how marine invertebrates navigate their environment! Using model organism Ciona intestinalis, researchers led by @HoyerJorgen from @mchlab shed light on the mystery of sensory perception in larvae. 👏👏 @UiB
tinyurl.com/Cionalarvae
We've found a settlement cue for our favourite #Platynereis larvae - microalgae! Just look at its little mouth quivering in excitement 😍 Read more in our @biorxivpreprint with @Ecotox_Cam and @JekelyLab here: doi.org/10.1101/2024.01.23.5…
Why microalgae? Because when you're old enough to eat, it's delicious and nutritious! Microalgae, especially diatoms, can benefit your #Platynereis culture 🪱💪 & enhance growth.
Elizabeth Williams retweeted
We are very excited to announce the Platynereis Satellite Meeting at the EuroEvoDevo in Finland. Abstracts can be submitted via the meeting registration. We will prioritize Platynereis abstracts but other annelid friends are welcome to submit and attend. @EED2024 #WormWednesday
Elizabeth Williams retweeted
Please spread the word - one more PhD position to study the effects of climate change and bleaching on the coral venom! Will be happy to discuss the project 🙂 Deadline: Midnight, 4 December. @SWBio_DTP @BristolBioSci
swbio.ac.uk/advancing-the-fr…
Elizabeth Williams retweeted
Combining science and comedy is great way to engage people about nature and nobody does it better than @zefrank. His latest video explores the beauty of corals and @CoralSpawning was really happy to contribute to this project.
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#TritonReef
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Elizabeth Williams retweeted
JOB OPPORTUNITY: Senior Resident Technician -commercial Tropical Rock Lobster production, Toomulla Beach, QLD
Assist management & the production team to achieve lobster aquaculture to commercial standards.
Apply ASAP!
🔗seek.com.au/job/69111771?typ…
