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John Mason

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Professor at University of Edinburgh using stem cells and organoids to understand human brain development and neurodevelopmental disorders including ASDs.

  1. Interested in developmental epigenetics? So are we! Apply now to join us for your postdoc!

    Multiple positions across multiple groups @mrc-lms.bsky.social

    Projects spanning germline demethylation, gene regulation, genome architecture in development & disease 👇👇

    lms.mrc.ac.uk/work/vacanci...

    Applications are now open for up to five postdoctoral positions in the area of developmental epigenetics.

    MRC Postdoctoral Research Scientists x 5 - MRC Laboratory of Medical Sciences

    Applications are now open for up to five postdoctoral positions in the area of developmental epigenetics.

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  2. Advance your career with the Anatomical Sciences Programme at the University of Edinburgh.

    Study online, enjoy flexible learning, and gain hands-on experience at summer workshops. Applications for September 2025 are open!

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  3. #NextGenSci asked young scientists to write a rule that all principal investigators should be required to follow to improve the experience of young scientists in their lab.

    Check out their answers on #NationalHigherEducationDay: scim.ag/45zsFEr

    Illustration of two people, one holding a large pencil, the other walking along a path of diverging arrows. Hedline is "Rules all PIs should follow."
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  4. Our latest "Dynamic Landscape Analysis of Cell Fate Decisions: Predictive Models of Neural Development From Single-Cell Data"

    A rigorous mathematical foundation for Waddington's landscape to study cell fate decision making

    Applied to ventral neural tube development

    www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

    Building a mechanistic understanding of cell fate decisions remains a fundamental goal of developmental biology, with implications for stem cell therapies, regenerative medicine and understanding dise...

    Dynamic Landscape Analysis of Cell Fate Decisions: Predictive Models of Neural Development From Single-Cell Data

    Building a mechanistic understanding of cell fate decisions remains a fundamental goal of developmental biology, with implications for stem cell therapies, regenerative medicine and understanding dise...

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  5. Annual ‘Genes & Development’ group retreat to Edinburgh University’s outdoor field centre Firbush on the shore of Loch Tay. Best weather ever!

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