The Zorn lab uses animal models, human pluripotent stem cells and genomics to understand organ development and congenital disease
Cincinnati Children's
Joined August 2020
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Interested in studying regenerative medicine and the congenital origins of disease using human #organoids, animal models and single cell genomics? Postdoc positions available @ZornLab @CuSTOMOrganoids @CincyChildrens. DM @ZornLab
Fantastic satellite symposium on modeling human development with organoids #2024SDB @SocDevBio organized by @MingxiaGu, session chair Nicole Pek @two_cells sponsored by @CuSTOMOrganoids @CincyChildrens
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Practice, practice, practice..
If you are going on the job market, you absolutely should apply to talk in the Ethel Browne Harvey Postdoctoral Seminar Series. Applications due August 2 @SocDevBio #devbio #postdocs
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Meeting registration and abstract submission are open for the 13th Structural Birth Defects Meeting being held September 16-18, 2024 at the University of Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore. Abstract deadline: June 3. bit.ly/3WVSj28 #13thSBD #structuralbirthdefects
ALT 13th Structural Birth Defects Meeting flyer University of Maryland School of Medicine Baltimore, Maryland | September 16 - 18, 2024 Photo of University of Maryland Southern Campus Center Building Keynote Speakers: Wendy Chung, MD, PhD, Boston Children’s Hospital/ Harvard Medical School Eric Liao, MD, PhD, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
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Congratulations to @MingxiaGu @CuSTOMOrganoids for winning the Research Achievement Award @CincyChildrens for her amazing work on endothelial development and disease with vascular organoids
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Read an Update from @SocDevBio President Dr. Ken Cho: sdbonline.org/resource?Resou…
Congratulations. Very cool and a big step forward for more complex physiological functioning organoids
Shoutout to the amazing members of the Gu lab, with special appreciation to @SimonMiao6! 🌟
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Congrats to the 2024 SDB Award Winners!
Conklin Medal: Chris Doe @uoregon
DB-SDB Lifetime Achievement Award: Deborah Andrew @JohnsHopkins
Hamburger Outstanding Educator Prize: Neil Shubin @UChicago
Hay New Investigator Award: Daniel J. Dickinson @UTAustin
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ALT SDB logo, 2024 Society for Developmental Biology Award Winners Headshot of Chris Doe, Chris Doe, University of Oregon, Edwin G. Conklin Medal Headshot of Deborah Andrew, Deborah Andrew, Johns Hopkins University, DB-SDB Lifetime Achievement Award Headshot of Neil Shubin, Neil Shubin, University of Chicago, Viktor Hamburger Outstanding Educator Prize Headshot of Daniel Dickinson, Daniel Dickinson, University of Texas at Austin, Elizabeth D. Hay New Investigator Award
Another cool virtual Endoderm club @CincyChildrens, @CuSTOMOrganoids discussing the development of respiratory and digestive systems with friends from around the country. Thanks @DrWillZacharias for the exciting data on lung repair.
Very cool research and cover image
Thanks to @CellRepMed for highlighting our work in the cover of the December 2023 issue! @oto_inoue @CincyChildrens
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📢New Featured Resource: Xenbase 🐸
Find out more from the team behind @Xenbase about the key features on the database and how the community can contribute to Xenbase's mission:
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Thanks @ISSCR for the Member Spotlight! Huge shoutout to @CuSTOMOrganoids for their unwavering support, and kudos to the incredible Gu lab members! Exciting news: @CuSTOMOrganoids is co-hosting the ISSCR international symposium in April. Join us for this remarkable event!
Meet ISSCR Member, Mingxia Gu (@MingxiaGu)! She is passionate about encouraging the next generation of scientists, vascularized organoids research, and scuba diving. Learn more about her and her research in our #MemberMonday spotlight👉 bit.ly/3GCni9R
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Our pre print is available now! @JimWellsLab @CuSTOMOrganoids
Human organoid modeling of congenital malformations caused by RFX6 mutations reveal an essential role for this transcription factor in establishing and maintaining duodenal identity upstream of PDX1 biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #bioRxiv
Fantastic course learn all the cutting edge techniques and meet leaders in the field
The @CSHL @cshlxeno course will be April 2-16, 2024. Looking forward to it! The application deadline, January 31, 2024 will be here before you know it. meetings.cshl.edu/courses.as…
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The next Developmental presents... webinar will feature talks from three early-career researchers studying the intersection between development and disease.
📅Tue 14 Nov 16:00GMT
Register here now! us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
#DevPres #DevBio @nicoleedwds @cecy_arriagadam
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