Nils Lindstrom
@lindstromlab.bsky.social
Stem cell biologist wanting build an artificial kidney and understand development. My lab is at https://lindstromlab.usc.edu/
Director of ASCEND
See our spatial transcriptomic, organoid, and stem cell program https://ascend.usc.edu
Director of ASCEND
See our spatial transcriptomic, organoid, and stem cell program https://ascend.usc.edu
Mostly, just advertising Jack Schnell's* impeccable taste in figure color choices. *soon to be first set of Ph.D. graduates from lab @lindstromlab.bsky.social. Here he describes the development of nephron cells in stem cell derived kidneys.
December 16, 2024 at 5:03 AM
Mostly, just advertising Jack Schnell's* impeccable taste in figure color choices. *soon to be first set of Ph.D. graduates from lab @lindstromlab.bsky.social. Here he describes the development of nephron cells in stem cell derived kidneys.
Happy holidays! A very cool looking kidney organoid, courtesy of senior Ph.D. student MaryAnne Achieng in the @lindstromlab.bsky.social.
December 14, 2024 at 9:43 PM
Happy holidays! A very cool looking kidney organoid, courtesy of senior Ph.D. student MaryAnne Achieng in the @lindstromlab.bsky.social.
It has been such a fun project to work on and the collaboration with your lab has just taken it to a different level - great to work with true synbio magicians! I am now more convinced than ever before that artificial organs of the future will rely on synthetic inputs that tune self-organization.
December 13, 2024 at 1:40 AM
It has been such a fun project to work on and the collaboration with your lab has just taken it to a different level - great to work with true synbio magicians! I am now more convinced than ever before that artificial organs of the future will rely on synthetic inputs that tune self-organization.