Nils Schuetz
@nilsschuetz.bsky.social
Post-Doctoral Researcher at Heidelberg University/Max Planck School "Matter to Life".
Research Interests: Ethics of Synthetic Bio(techno)logy, Stem Cell Research (Embryoids, Organoids), Animal (Research) Ethics and (Theological) Anthropology(Trust/Shame).
Research Interests: Ethics of Synthetic Bio(techno)logy, Stem Cell Research (Embryoids, Organoids), Animal (Research) Ethics and (Theological) Anthropology(Trust/Shame).
Nice, so my son is supposed to give a year of his life in military or social service to a society that isn't willing to invest 1350€ (over 11 years) in a "headstart pension" for him, because it is too expensive. Welcome to intergenerational justice and solidarity in Germany in the year 2025...
November 13, 2025 at 12:05 PM
Nice, so my son is supposed to give a year of his life in military or social service to a society that isn't willing to invest 1350€ (over 11 years) in a "headstart pension" for him, because it is too expensive. Welcome to intergenerational justice and solidarity in Germany in the year 2025...
From Bon-Kyoung Koo's Organoids Zoo & Vincenzo Corbo's pancreatic cancer models to Miki Ebisuya-Matsuda's early forebrain development research and the concluding keynote lecture by Matthias Lutolf:There is much to look forward to on the fourth and final day of #EESOrgan
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October 25, 2025 at 7:05 AM
From Bon-Kyoung Koo's Organoids Zoo & Vincenzo Corbo's pancreatic cancer models to Miki Ebisuya-Matsuda's early forebrain development research and the concluding keynote lecture by Matthias Lutolf:There is much to look forward to on the fourth and final day of #EESOrgan
@events.embl.org @embo.org
@events.embl.org @embo.org
In 2016, Juergen Knoblich was an organizer for the first #EESOrgan.
Today,he gave a magnificent talk about cerebral organoids that help to recapitulate processes occurring in humans after birth and linked to various developmental disorders.
Amazing research 🤯
@events.embl.org|@embl.org|@embo.org
Today,he gave a magnificent talk about cerebral organoids that help to recapitulate processes occurring in humans after birth and linked to various developmental disorders.
Amazing research 🤯
@events.embl.org|@embl.org|@embo.org
October 24, 2025 at 11:47 AM
In 2016, Juergen Knoblich was an organizer for the first #EESOrgan.
Today,he gave a magnificent talk about cerebral organoids that help to recapitulate processes occurring in humans after birth and linked to various developmental disorders.
Amazing research 🤯
@events.embl.org|@embl.org|@embo.org
Today,he gave a magnificent talk about cerebral organoids that help to recapitulate processes occurring in humans after birth and linked to various developmental disorders.
Amazing research 🤯
@events.embl.org|@embl.org|@embo.org
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Good morning from Day 3 of #EESOrgan! We’re kicking things off with Session 4: 'Organoids in regenerative medicine'. We hope you enjoy today’s talks, make new connections, and take home fresh insights to inspire your research. 💡
October 24, 2025 at 6:54 AM
Good morning from Day 3 of #EESOrgan! We’re kicking things off with Session 4: 'Organoids in regenerative medicine'. We hope you enjoy today’s talks, make new connections, and take home fresh insights to inspire your research. 💡
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Our EMBL Barcelona lab is at #EESOrgan 2025! @embl.org
For the latest on #organoid models of #neuroendocrine #lungcancer don't miss posters 109 & 133 TODAY by Andrea Garcia & Heleen Jüngen
TOMORROW see posters 68, 80, 168, and 208 by Noah Candeli, Andrés Marco, Marina Cuenca, & Jackie Severino
For the latest on #organoid models of #neuroendocrine #lungcancer don't miss posters 109 & 133 TODAY by Andrea Garcia & Heleen Jüngen
TOMORROW see posters 68, 80, 168, and 208 by Noah Candeli, Andrés Marco, Marina Cuenca, & Jackie Severino
October 23, 2025 at 11:00 AM
Our EMBL Barcelona lab is at #EESOrgan 2025! @embl.org
For the latest on #organoid models of #neuroendocrine #lungcancer don't miss posters 109 & 133 TODAY by Andrea Garcia & Heleen Jüngen
TOMORROW see posters 68, 80, 168, and 208 by Noah Candeli, Andrés Marco, Marina Cuenca, & Jackie Severino
For the latest on #organoid models of #neuroendocrine #lungcancer don't miss posters 109 & 133 TODAY by Andrea Garcia & Heleen Jüngen
TOMORROW see posters 68, 80, 168, and 208 by Noah Candeli, Andrés Marco, Marina Cuenca, & Jackie Severino
Day 2 of #EESOrgan:
Many different organoids,methods and applications!Highlights:"Generation of urinary tract organoids from human pluripotent stem cells"by Minoru Takasato&"Changing kidney Organoid formats for improved drug development and tissue engineering" by Melissa Little.Can't wait for Day 3!
Many different organoids,methods and applications!Highlights:"Generation of urinary tract organoids from human pluripotent stem cells"by Minoru Takasato&"Changing kidney Organoid formats for improved drug development and tissue engineering" by Melissa Little.Can't wait for Day 3!
October 23, 2025 at 4:10 PM
Day 2 of #EESOrgan:
Many different organoids,methods and applications!Highlights:"Generation of urinary tract organoids from human pluripotent stem cells"by Minoru Takasato&"Changing kidney Organoid formats for improved drug development and tissue engineering" by Melissa Little.Can't wait for Day 3!
Many different organoids,methods and applications!Highlights:"Generation of urinary tract organoids from human pluripotent stem cells"by Minoru Takasato&"Changing kidney Organoid formats for improved drug development and tissue engineering" by Melissa Little.Can't wait for Day 3!
Amazing talk by Paola Arlotta (Harvard Stem Cell Institute) to kick off #EESOrgan
Hugely impressive:They were able to culture brain organoids for 5 years,and created complex models through co-culturing cells from different brain regions.
Also enjoyable:A short discussion about brain organoid ethics😇
Hugely impressive:They were able to culture brain organoids for 5 years,and created complex models through co-culturing cells from different brain regions.
Also enjoyable:A short discussion about brain organoid ethics😇
October 22, 2025 at 12:51 PM
Amazing talk by Paola Arlotta (Harvard Stem Cell Institute) to kick off #EESOrgan
Hugely impressive:They were able to culture brain organoids for 5 years,and created complex models through co-culturing cells from different brain regions.
Also enjoyable:A short discussion about brain organoid ethics😇
Hugely impressive:They were able to culture brain organoids for 5 years,and created complex models through co-culturing cells from different brain regions.
Also enjoyable:A short discussion about brain organoid ethics😇
Excited to join the #EESOrgan as an interdisciplinary event reporter next week.
Organoids are transforming biology, disease modelling, and regenerative medicine 🧬🩺
Looking forward to four days of fascinating talks by leading experts, interesting discussions, and much food for thought.
Organoids are transforming biology, disease modelling, and regenerative medicine 🧬🩺
Looking forward to four days of fascinating talks by leading experts, interesting discussions, and much food for thought.
Organoids: modelling organ development and disease in 3D
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October 15, 2025 at 4:39 PM
Excited to join the #EESOrgan as an interdisciplinary event reporter next week.
Organoids are transforming biology, disease modelling, and regenerative medicine 🧬🩺
Looking forward to four days of fascinating talks by leading experts, interesting discussions, and much food for thought.
Organoids are transforming biology, disease modelling, and regenerative medicine 🧬🩺
Looking forward to four days of fascinating talks by leading experts, interesting discussions, and much food for thought.
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Brosius-Gersdorf zieht zurück. Respekt vor der Entscheidung - aber das ist eine Beschädigung des Rechtsstaats. Jurist*innen mit wissenschaftlichen Positionen werden so nicht mehr ins Verfassungsgericht kommen können. Kein guter Tag für die Gewaltenteilung.
www.deutschlandfunk.de/brosius-gers...
www.deutschlandfunk.de/brosius-gers...
Bundesverfassungsgericht - Brosius-Gersdorf steht nicht mehr als Kandidatin zur Verfügung
Die Rechtsprofessorin Brosius-Gersdorf steht nicht mehr als Kandidatin für das Bundesverfassungsgericht zur Verfügung. In einer schriftlichen Erklärung, die dem Deutschlandfunk vorliegt, verweist die ...
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August 7, 2025 at 11:21 AM
Brosius-Gersdorf zieht zurück. Respekt vor der Entscheidung - aber das ist eine Beschädigung des Rechtsstaats. Jurist*innen mit wissenschaftlichen Positionen werden so nicht mehr ins Verfassungsgericht kommen können. Kein guter Tag für die Gewaltenteilung.
www.deutschlandfunk.de/brosius-gers...
www.deutschlandfunk.de/brosius-gers...
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Eine Schande für die Union. Eine Schande für die SPD. Eine Schande für unsere Demokratie.
Ein weiterer Schritt in Richtung Trumpisierung Deutschlands und Machterschleichung der AfD.
SPD sollte jetzt zumindest eine Frau aufstellen, die signifikant linker ist.
www.tagesschau.de/eilmeldung/e...
Ein weiterer Schritt in Richtung Trumpisierung Deutschlands und Machterschleichung der AfD.
SPD sollte jetzt zumindest eine Frau aufstellen, die signifikant linker ist.
www.tagesschau.de/eilmeldung/e...
Brosius-Gersdorf zieht Kandidatur für das Bundesverfassungsgericht zurück
Die Juristin Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf steht als Kandidatin für ein Richteramt am Bundesverfassungsgericht nicht mehr zur Verfügung. In einer persönlichen Erklärung teilte die Kandidatin der SPD mit, CD...
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August 7, 2025 at 11:20 AM
Eine Schande für die Union. Eine Schande für die SPD. Eine Schande für unsere Demokratie.
Ein weiterer Schritt in Richtung Trumpisierung Deutschlands und Machterschleichung der AfD.
SPD sollte jetzt zumindest eine Frau aufstellen, die signifikant linker ist.
www.tagesschau.de/eilmeldung/e...
Ein weiterer Schritt in Richtung Trumpisierung Deutschlands und Machterschleichung der AfD.
SPD sollte jetzt zumindest eine Frau aufstellen, die signifikant linker ist.
www.tagesschau.de/eilmeldung/e...
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Tiny human hearts grown in pig embryos for the first time: The hearts started to beat in the pig–human hybrids, which survived for 21 days. | Nature www.nature.com/articles/d41...
Tiny human hearts grown in pig embryos for the first time
The hearts started to beat in the pig–human hybrids, which survived for 21 days.
www.nature.com
June 13, 2025 at 8:11 PM
Tiny human hearts grown in pig embryos for the first time: The hearts started to beat in the pig–human hybrids, which survived for 21 days. | Nature www.nature.com/articles/d41...
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Scoop from @sarareardon.bsky.social about the erratic process behind NIH's grant cancellations. www.science.org/content/arti...
Exclusive: NIH documents reveal inconsistencies in grant terminations as agency reviews 3200 more
Evidence of agency’s uneven guidance to employees and role of DOGE could play into legal case against cuts
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June 13, 2025 at 9:42 PM
Scoop from @sarareardon.bsky.social about the erratic process behind NIH's grant cancellations. www.science.org/content/arti...
At least, Quincy Jones doesn't have to live through it.
November 6, 2024 at 8:58 AM
At least, Quincy Jones doesn't have to live through it.
Thanks for nothing, America.
- Grover Cleveland
- Grover Cleveland
November 6, 2024 at 7:26 AM
Thanks for nothing, America.
- Grover Cleveland
- Grover Cleveland
Empfehlung des Tages: Kumulieren (und panaschieren)!
June 9, 2024 at 9:34 AM
Empfehlung des Tages: Kumulieren (und panaschieren)!
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if you've gotten this far in life and you still don't know what an umlaut is, that's on u
February 28, 2024 at 10:41 PM
if you've gotten this far in life and you still don't know what an umlaut is, that's on u
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For Valentine’s Day, here’s an old poem; as old as they get, in fact.
It’s considered to be the world’s oldest surviving love poem, written 1.5 million years ago by one of our earliest ancestors, homo unrequitus.
It’s considered to be the world’s oldest surviving love poem, written 1.5 million years ago by one of our earliest ancestors, homo unrequitus.
February 14, 2024 at 9:03 AM
For Valentine’s Day, here’s an old poem; as old as they get, in fact.
It’s considered to be the world’s oldest surviving love poem, written 1.5 million years ago by one of our earliest ancestors, homo unrequitus.
It’s considered to be the world’s oldest surviving love poem, written 1.5 million years ago by one of our earliest ancestors, homo unrequitus.
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Damit Sky auch was zu lachen hat, wer hätte CDU das zugetraut? 😂😂
February 7, 2024 at 12:02 AM
Damit Sky auch was zu lachen hat, wer hätte CDU das zugetraut? 😂😂
Ich kann die Aufregung über das Interview von Maria-Sibylla Lotter im DLF nicht so richtig nachvollziehen. Ja,vermutlich unterschätzt sie die Gefahr,die von der AfD ausgeht. Aber deshalb gleich zur Rundfunkbeschwerde aufzurufen? Ihr müsst euch ja nicht an ihr orientieren, aber lasst sie doch irren!
February 5, 2024 at 12:20 PM
Ich kann die Aufregung über das Interview von Maria-Sibylla Lotter im DLF nicht so richtig nachvollziehen. Ja,vermutlich unterschätzt sie die Gefahr,die von der AfD ausgeht. Aber deshalb gleich zur Rundfunkbeschwerde aufzurufen? Ihr müsst euch ja nicht an ihr orientieren, aber lasst sie doch irren!
Sometimes I feel like Western democracy has won itself to death.
Because apparently growing up with the blessings of democracy can lead to a situation, where people feel completely justified in voting for hardcore totalitarians over petty grievances or the mere suggestion to change a few habits...
Because apparently growing up with the blessings of democracy can lead to a situation, where people feel completely justified in voting for hardcore totalitarians over petty grievances or the mere suggestion to change a few habits...
January 24, 2024 at 10:40 PM
Sometimes I feel like Western democracy has won itself to death.
Because apparently growing up with the blessings of democracy can lead to a situation, where people feel completely justified in voting for hardcore totalitarians over petty grievances or the mere suggestion to change a few habits...
Because apparently growing up with the blessings of democracy can lead to a situation, where people feel completely justified in voting for hardcore totalitarians over petty grievances or the mere suggestion to change a few habits...
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De Gruyter ist ein weltoffener Verlag. Wir stehen, auch aus historischer Verantwortung, zusammen für eine demokratische und plurale Gesellschaft und gegen jeden Rassismus.
#NieWiederIstJetzt #LauteWissenschaft
#NieWiederIstJetzt #LauteWissenschaft
January 22, 2024 at 1:19 PM
De Gruyter ist ein weltoffener Verlag. Wir stehen, auch aus historischer Verantwortung, zusammen für eine demokratische und plurale Gesellschaft und gegen jeden Rassismus.
#NieWiederIstJetzt #LauteWissenschaft
#NieWiederIstJetzt #LauteWissenschaft
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Der von Gerhard Schreiber & Lukas Ohly herausgegebene Band "KI:Text. Diskurse über KI-Textgeneratoren" versammelt eine ganze Reihe lesenswerter Beiträge zu #ChatGPT & Co. in Forschung & Lehre, KI im Kontext von Kunst & Kreativität, Originalität & Schöpfung, Anwendungsfeldern uvm. Alles #OpenAccess!⬇️
KI:Text
If artificial intelligence (AI) can generate texts, was does that say about what a text is? What are the differences between texts written by humans and those generated by AI? What opportunities, limi...
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January 15, 2024 at 9:40 AM
Der von Gerhard Schreiber & Lukas Ohly herausgegebene Band "KI:Text. Diskurse über KI-Textgeneratoren" versammelt eine ganze Reihe lesenswerter Beiträge zu #ChatGPT & Co. in Forschung & Lehre, KI im Kontext von Kunst & Kreativität, Originalität & Schöpfung, Anwendungsfeldern uvm. Alles #OpenAccess!⬇️