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Sandra Siegert et al. @SiegertLab @ISTAustria report that Optic Nerve Crush Does Not Induce Retinal Ganglion Cell Loss in the Contralateral Eye, iovs.arvojournals.org/articl….
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New paper by the @SiegertLab @ISTAustria @VHuebschmann Medina Korkut-Demirbaş @MayaArteagaJP and @venturino01 presents a new brain organoid model that reveals details of the developing nervous system’s response to viral infections, such as Rubella.
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The deadline to submit your abstract for a talk at the 2025 SY-Stem Symposium has been extended to January 22, 2025. Registration deadline remains on February 15th. For more details and to submit your abstract, visit: sy-stem.org
We hope to see you there!
#SYStem2025
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Dreaming of pursuing a PhD where you can follow your curiosity and benefit from support? Our fully-funded program offers just that and more. Work in top facilities and get mentorship from world-class scientists in an international environment. Apply now!🔗 bit.ly/3T9xCeo
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Great to meet the young group leaders at our @FENSorg @FensKavliNet @ISTAustria PI symposium! Lovely discussions on #science, #leadership, and #mentorship. Thanks to all!
@LoraBSweeney @SiegertLab @MAmbrozkiewicz @MFenkova Hilde Janssens @noraMraschle Celine Gillebert
the future is bright for neuroscience research in europe
@FensKavliNet @FENSorg #FENS2024 CHET - young group leaders meeting in Vienna. shout out to the organizers and sponsors 🙌
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Deadline extended until April 30.
Apply now🔗bit.ly/3uM9jfx
#FENS2024
Exciting news for #YoungPIs (<10y) #NeuroscienceLeaders!🧠 Boost your career pre-FENS at ISTA-FKNE-CHET Symposium on June 23 - a platform to connect, collaborate, grow & shape the future of neuroscience. 🚀
Apply now: bit.ly/3SvKDQn
#FENS2024
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Our PhD Call 2024 is now open! 📢
Follow your curiosity without boundaries with our fully-funded PhD program. Apply now and conduct cutting-edge research in an international environment with top-notch facilities alongside the best in the world! 🔗 bit.ly/3T9xCeo
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📢 It is finally here 📢
The webinar season will start soon with Prof. Sandra Siegert as the first speaker on October 2nd @SiegertLab @ATgliaNet @ISTAustria
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After an incredible journey at @istaustria, we are thrilled to announce that @siegertlab has been promoted to Professor! Her research has led to numerous accolades and international funding. Heartfelt congratulations to Professor Sandra Siegert!
🔗 ista.ac.at/en/news/sandra-si…
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Elevate your career: #FacultyCall @istaustria is now open! Looking for outstanding group leaders in #astronomy, #chemistry, #ComputerScience, #EarthSciences, #LifeSciences, #mathematics, & #physics to join our world-class institute.
Apply now 🔗 bit.ly/3LaKmPE
Sandra Siegert retweeted
@istaustria is joining the Coalition for Advancing Research Assessment @coarassessment!
Quantitative measures like the impact factor of scientific journals play a huge role in how research is being evaluated. However, there are several problems with them:
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I am hiring a postdoc in neurophysiology for a vision restoration project in Aarhus, Denmark.
health.au.dk/en/about-health…
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Congratulations to @istaustria alumna @Glo_Col on receiving the ANA best thesis award. Your research is truly inspiring and a great contribution to the field. #thesisaward #congratulations #ISTAustria
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Microglial shape changes with development and varies by sex, according to a new method that could aid in understanding the cells' role in conditions such as autism.
By @avaskham.
@NatureNeuro study: bit.ly/3PiNNoj
@SiegertLab @BrimbergLior
bit.ly/3YdSKmk
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Here's the very large repository of data from our recent microglia morphology paper (link to the paper below). Dig in!
nature.com/articles/s41593-0…
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ISTA’s Siegert group successfully engineered #cellreceptors. These little replicas of the so-called G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) are easily controllable and therefore useful for advancing medical research. Summary 👉bit.ly/3z6dh0A
@natureportfolio @siegertlab
























