📢Our new study is out! An example of collaboration in science @IreneFaravelli & @BolanosAnton had the vision and perseverance to ask how far human brain tissue could develop outside the brain and followed that question for more than five years. Congrats to the team!🧠⏳
Huge thanks to all our co-authors and collaborators! This work is a wonderful example of how global collaboration can bring together diverse expertise to address ambitious scientific questions. I am deeply grateful to everyone who made it possible. 🌍🤝
Thanks to Carl Zimmer for highlighting some of the lab's work using organoids as a tool for modeling brain development and disease! nytimes.com/2025/11/06/scien…
📢 📢Delighted to announce our latest pre-print co-led by our fantastic and talented postdocs @IreneFaravelli and @bolanosAnton 👩🏻🔬👩🏼🔬💪! Human cortical organoids record developmental time for 5 years in vitro. 🧫🧠⏳. A huge collaborative effort, big thanks to all co-authors! 🧵👇
Congratulations to @Andrew_C_Payne, @SGRodriques &
@eboyden3 for their beautiful new preprint on the PRISM method! This study combines protein barcodes for self-correcting neuron tracing with nanoscale molecular context. Exciting work led by Sung Yun Park and Arlo Sheridan!
A revolutionary new platform, relying on what researchers in the @ArlottaLab are calling ‘brain chimeroids’, offers a unique opportunity to understand how the human brain reacts to various stimuli. hscrb.harvard.edu/news/brain…
ALT Slide depicting a composition of six multicolor brain chimeroids