@michaelsarscentre

michaelsarscentre has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in June 2022. Besides social media accounts, michaelsarscentre has populated their site with: • Registration for the Michael Sars Symposium 2025 is open! • Nordic Developmental Biology Societies & Michael Sars Symposium Joint Meeting • Michael Sars Centre Homepage • Building a heart in a changing world • Michael Sars Centre partners with Paris Aquarium to introduce comb jellies to the public • BioChatter: making large language models accessible for biomedical research • New insights into sea squirt physiology allow for better inland cultures • Tiny microbe colonies communicate to coordinate their behavior • A surprising mode of activation for ion channels discovered in a small marine invertebrate • International School of Bergen students visit the Centre • Young again: study shows that comb jellies can age in reverse • Elusive stem cells revealed in a sea anemone • Photography exhibition ‘Jellyfish unveiled’ opens at the University Museum of Bergen • New technology helps investigate the impact of noise pollution on our oceans • European acoustics experts meet in Bergen for the DeuteroNoise Mid-Term Meeting • Old tools reused for a new design: the making of the Oikopleura House • An ancient protein mediates tube formation during early chordate development • Guest researchers from KAUST visit the Michael Sars Centre to learn new techniques • Congratulations Dr. Ravi! • Two Michael Sars Centre postdoctoral researchers awarded prestigious fellowships • Feast or famine: how sea anemones resize their bodies to survive • Congratulations Dr. Rosano! • Bringing together the Nordic Developmental Biology communities in Bergen • Congratulations Dr. Wang! • Revealing the mechanisms of genome activation in Ciona germline • Michael Sars Centre jellyfish unveiled at the Bergen Aquarium • The Centre celebrates the oceans during One Ocean Week • Cross-phyla insights into iGluR function: From rat NMDA receptors to placozoan leak channels