Our last work from Nilsson's Lab Sahlgrenska Universitetssjukhuset! Check it out! Asynchrony of Apical Polarization, Luminogenesis, and Functional Differentiation in the Developing Thyroid Gland frontiersin.org/article/10.338…

Happy holidays to all of you! Aline Tschanz imaged this beautiful cell showing actin and clathrin.

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For the Haase Lab it is time to say farewell to our visiting scholar Scott! Thanks for the great times and good luck for your future career! embl.org/groups/haase/b…

Only 4 days left to submit an abstract to @termiseu2022 👉consider submitting to “Biologically inspired and engineered disease models” 🧫🧬🔬🤗

Welcome to #EMBOBuildNetworks! TinaHaase introduces this 3-day event. Looking forward to many exciting discussions on engineering and vascular biology. Stay tuned!

Twitter takeover Stimulating discussions in the second poster session of #EMBOBuildNetworks. Looking forward to seeing you all again tomorrow for day 3 at #prbb in Barcelona.

Poster session at #EMBOBuildNetworks conference!

We are extremely proud to announce that the very first PhD student at EMBL Barcelona defended his thesis today!! Kerim Anlas from Trivedi Lab has done an excellent work and presentation! 🥇 Congratulations!!! 💐💐💐

So exciting to be back to EMBL Heidelberg for the LabDay!!

Today is #LabDay at EMBL! Carmen Moccia from HaaseLab has presented her work on breast microvasculature at EMBL Heidelberg 🙌🏾👩🏾‍🔬🔬

Kristina Haase en su entrevista en El Periódico: “Barcelona será un gran lugar para fomentar colaboraciones entre la industria y el mundo académico”. TinaHaase HaaseLab Biomedicina BCN EMBL 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾 elperiodico.com/es/barcelona/2…

🧩 Cada investigació és una petita peça d'un gran puzle. 🔬 Carmen Moccia del HaaseLab de l'EMBL Barcelona ens explica la seva aportació dins del complex trencaclosques del #càncerdemama. ▶️ Coneix més sobre la investigació que realitza en aquest vídeo youtu.be/PJQ2Ew9Rw8s

Our Carmen Moccia from HaaseLab has just put her excellent in vitro vascular research on bioRxiv - please check it out 👉 Mammary microvessels are sensitive to menstrual cycle sex hormones biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

It has been a pleasure to follow Carmen Moccia's work! Congrats Carmen and Tina!

Mammary micro vessels are sensitive to menstrual cycle sex hormones, this fantastic work led by Carmen Moccia from HaaseLab is online! #perfusablevessels #hormones #vascularremodeling #organsonchip biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

A preprint alert from HaaseLab!!Through unparralled grit my amazing colleague Carmen Moccia established a functionally perfusable breast-specific microvessels on-chip. She showed changes in vessel form and function during the menstrual cycle. Take a look and retweet, #phdchat

Reminder to check out the EMBO workshop - ¨The New Cardiobiology¨ ---->many excellent speakers - register now! embl.org/about/info/cou…