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🎉 Congratulations to the newest PhD from the lab, Balint Doleschall!
His work on combining scRNA sequencing and transsynaptic viral tracing techniques with barcoding will pave the way for dissecting neural circuits in human circuit development.
An excellent achievement!
#neuroscience #organoids
His work on combining scRNA sequencing and transsynaptic viral tracing techniques with barcoding will pave the way for dissecting neural circuits in human circuit development.
An excellent achievement!
#neuroscience #organoids
November 16, 2025 at 6:50 PM
🎉 Congratulations to the newest PhD from the lab, Balint Doleschall!
His work on combining scRNA sequencing and transsynaptic viral tracing techniques with barcoding will pave the way for dissecting neural circuits in human circuit development.
An excellent achievement!
#neuroscience #organoids
His work on combining scRNA sequencing and transsynaptic viral tracing techniques with barcoding will pave the way for dissecting neural circuits in human circuit development.
An excellent achievement!
#neuroscience #organoids
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🎉 Congratulations to Nina Corsini and Oliver Eichmüller, researchers in Jürgen Knoblich’s lab at IMBA, who were recognized with the German Tuberous Sclerosis Foundation’s Award for their research on tuberous sclerosis using cerebral organoids. More: https://imba.science/3Jej5hy
October 16, 2025 at 1:00 PM
🎉 Congratulations to Nina Corsini and Oliver Eichmüller, researchers in Jürgen Knoblich’s lab at IMBA, who were recognized with the German Tuberous Sclerosis Foundation’s Award for their research on tuberous sclerosis using cerebral organoids. More: https://imba.science/3Jej5hy
Appreciate the article from @imbavienna.bsky.social and @impvienna.bsky.social for featuring our journey studying asymmetric cell division to cerebral #organoids 🙌 ⬇️
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Jürgen Knoblich | Research Institute of Molecular Pathology
Jürgen Knoblich may be best known for his work on cerebral organoids at IMBA, but his nearly 30-year career in Vienna began at the IMP, where his group deciphered the molecular mechanisms of asymmetri...
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October 8, 2025 at 12:36 PM
Appreciate the article from @imbavienna.bsky.social and @impvienna.bsky.social for featuring our journey studying asymmetric cell division to cerebral #organoids 🙌 ⬇️
www.imp.ac.at/achievements...
www.imp.ac.at/achievements...
Congratulations to postdoctorate Oguzhan Kaya! What a fantastic achievement 🎉🧠
#neuroscience #organoids
#neuroscience #organoids
Oguzhan Kaya, postdoc in the Knoblich lab, has a research a project that was recently funded with a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellowship. Find out more: https://youtu.be/_WEhll-cirI
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October 7, 2025 at 8:14 PM
Congratulations to postdoctorate Oguzhan Kaya! What a fantastic achievement 🎉🧠
#neuroscience #organoids
#neuroscience #organoids
A huge congratulations to @saku-wong.bsky.social on this fantastic achievement! 🎉
Congratulations to Sakurako Nagumo Wong, former PhD student in the @knoblich-lab.bsky.social at @imbavienna.bsky.social, who was awarded the 2025 Rabitsch Award for her remarkable contributions to the study of human cortical development and neurodevelopmental disorders. Read more: bit.ly/4ntgI9r
October 3, 2025 at 12:25 PM
A huge congratulations to @saku-wong.bsky.social on this fantastic achievement! 🎉
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"[W]e are more surprised by what organoids can do than what organoids can’t do." - @knoblich-lab.bsky.social
Elie Dolgin explores the world of brain #organoids & #assembloids for @nature.com 🧪
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
Elie Dolgin explores the world of brain #organoids & #assembloids for @nature.com 🧪
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
Brain tissues, assemble! Inside the push to build better brain models
With organoids, assembloids and a growing toolkit of bioengineering tricks, scientists are stitching together models of the developing human brain — and pushing the limits of realism and control.
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June 2, 2025 at 1:28 PM
"[W]e are more surprised by what organoids can do than what organoids can’t do." - @knoblich-lab.bsky.social
Elie Dolgin explores the world of brain #organoids & #assembloids for @nature.com 🧪
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
Elie Dolgin explores the world of brain #organoids & #assembloids for @nature.com 🧪
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
Congrats to Hyosang Kim on receiving an EMBO Fellowship! 🧠 What an excellent achievement.
Hyosang Kim, postdoc in Jürgen Knoblich’s Lab (@knoblich-lab.bsky.social), was awarded an EMBO Fellowship for his research on the origins of autism spectrum disorder.
Read more: https://imba.science/40b6gtH
Read more: https://imba.science/40b6gtH
August 29, 2025 at 12:47 PM
Congrats to Hyosang Kim on receiving an EMBO Fellowship! 🧠 What an excellent achievement.
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#NCB2024
In May, @knoblich-lab.bsky.social & co performed whole-tissue lineage tracing in human #cerebral #organoids to reveal that a subpopulation of symmetrically dividing cells can adjust its lineage size depending on tissue demands. #CellBio2024
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
In May, @knoblich-lab.bsky.social & co performed whole-tissue lineage tracing in human #cerebral #organoids to reveal that a subpopulation of symmetrically dividing cells can adjust its lineage size depending on tissue demands. #CellBio2024
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Cerebral organoids display dynamic clonal growth and tunable tissue replenishment - Nature Cell Biology
Lindenhofer, Haendeler, Esk, Littleboy et al. perform whole-tissue lineage tracing in human cerebral organoids to reveal that a subpopulation of symmetrically dividing cells can adjust its lineage siz...
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December 15, 2024 at 11:46 PM
#NCB2024
In May, @knoblich-lab.bsky.social & co performed whole-tissue lineage tracing in human #cerebral #organoids to reveal that a subpopulation of symmetrically dividing cells can adjust its lineage size depending on tissue demands. #CellBio2024
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
In May, @knoblich-lab.bsky.social & co performed whole-tissue lineage tracing in human #cerebral #organoids to reveal that a subpopulation of symmetrically dividing cells can adjust its lineage size depending on tissue demands. #CellBio2024
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Excited to share our latest preprint (@biorxivpreprint) on brain organoid development. Lead by Julia Naas and Meritxell Balmaña (@txellbalmana) with Arndt von Haeseler, Christopher Esk (@christopher-esk.bsky.social) and colleagues across Vienna. @maxperutzlabs.bsky.social, @IMBA_Vienna, @CeMM_News.
Reconstitution of Human Brain Cell Diversity in Organoids via Four Protocols
Human brain organoids are powerful in vitro models for brain development and disease. However, their variability can complicate use in biomedical research and drug discovery. Both the specific protoco...
www.biorxiv.org
November 19, 2024 at 12:49 PM
Excited to share our latest preprint (@biorxivpreprint) on brain organoid development. Lead by Julia Naas and Meritxell Balmaña (@txellbalmana) with Arndt von Haeseler, Christopher Esk (@christopher-esk.bsky.social) and colleagues across Vienna. @maxperutzlabs.bsky.social, @IMBA_Vienna, @CeMM_News.