Alexa Sadier

Alexa Sadier

@aigverte.bsky.social

CNRS PI at Institut des Sciences de l'Evolution de Montpellier | Evo-devo - Bats - Teeth - Dev Constraints - Adaptation | Evolution on Earth and beyond | ERC NOVELTEETH | Co-host @podcastscience | Cham steepskier website: alexasadier.com

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C'est sorti ! Un reportage des équipes du CNRS sur nos recherches et l'importance d'étudier la diversité des chauves-souris et leur evolution. Une occasion aussi de découvrir la splendeur de Trinidad et nos collaborateurs grâce aux images de notre film Spectral @erc.europa.eu @isemevol.bsky.social

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INÉDIT 🎬 Comment les chauves-souris ont-elles donné naissance à une telle diversité ? 🦇 Avec plus de 1500 espèces, leur évolution est fascinante. Pour le savoir, direction les grottes et les forêts de Trinité-et-Tobago. 🌴 Le reportage complet 👉 lejournal.cnrs.fr/videos/les-c...

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How does an embryo build itself? Join experimentalists and theorists as they discuss the principles of biological forms, from molecular mechanisms to whole organisms #EESDevelopment

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Are you interested in developmental biology? Then we have news for you: #EESDevelopment is coming to EMBL next year which will explore how emerging technologies and transformative concepts are reshaping the field. 🧪 Submit your abstract by 2 March: s.embl.org/ees27-02-bl

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How does gene expression change during regeneration? Are specific enhancers activated or is there extensive genome re-modelling? Working with the team of Guillermo Orsi, we show that insect (cricket) and crustacean (Parhyale) genomes become re-modelled on a genome-wide scale.

biorxiv.orgGenome-wide chromatin reset at the onset of leg regeneration in pancrustaceansRegeneration requires injured tissues to selectively reactivate certain developmental programs while triggering regeneration-specific mechanisms and responding to the immediate consequences of tissue ...

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6-month internship to explore (genome-wide) enhancer-promoter interactions in the crustacean Parhyale – Hosted by the Averof and Ghavi-Helm teams at IGFL Lyon – Early 2027 – Student (any level) with some prior experience in mol biol – Stipend 695 €/month

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Recently, preparing a talk made me think @ the impact of AI in #DevBio and led me to ask AI what would it do to explain the SM #organizer expt just w/ data w/o conceptual input from human interpretation of experiments. Its answer below 🧵

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My new ANR project has officially started yesterday! #MECHAMORPH will unravel some secrets of the evolutionary success of #snakes! We will look at head and skull shapes and their multiple functions using an interdisciplinary approach. Stay tuned! Special thank to my brother for his killer logo 💚🐍

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Replying to @bat1kgenomes.bsky.social

From six bat species to covering 103 genomes across all 21 bat families 🦇🧬 Two beautiful batty Nature covers, years of collaboration, and an incredible community behind every genome. 🌍🌎🌏 We are proud and excited for what’s next. Our goal: sequence the genome of every bat species!

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For the last 34 years I have been on the faculty of the UNC-Chapel Hill Department of Biology and have never regretted that decision. This year we are hiring TWO new Assistant Professors in the broad area of Molecular, Cell, Developmental Biology 1/n bio.unc.edu

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Un départ tout en douceur pour #Podcast #Science Nouvel épisode sorti du four ! 🍰🥳 Sur la thématique du sucré 🍨 Un avant-GOÛT des très prochaines Radio-Dessinées du 3-4 octobre qui arrivent (vous pouvez toujours vous y inscrire !) À déguster dès maintenant 🍫 : www.podcastscience.fm/emission/202...

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Ce soir, ce mercredi 23 septembre 20h30 (UTC+2) #Podcast #Science 🎙️ revient tout en douceur pour une nouvelle saison. 🥰 Douceur, car on va parler du : SUCRÉ 🍭🍫🍨 On enregistre le prochain épisode en live avec vous, ça vous dit ? 👀 Lien vers le live en commentaire ⬇️

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C'est la rentrée pour @podcastscience.fm ! www.podcastscience.fm/emission/202... Et pour l'occasion, je vous ai concocté une chronique tout en plumes, à lire sur SSAFT : ssaft.com/Blog/dotclea... Ft. Zizi Jeanmaire mais aussi des convergences évolutives, des piafs et beaucoup de sucre !

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Ce soir, ce mercredi 23 septembre 20h30 (UTC+2) #Podcast #Science 🎙️ revient tout en douceur pour une nouvelle saison. 🥰 Douceur, car on va parler du : SUCRÉ 🍭🍫🍨 On enregistre le prochain épisode en live avec vous, ça vous dit ? 👀 Lien vers le live en commentaire ⬇️

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En charge des crèches, des collèges, de la protection de l'enfance, des aides aux personnes âgées ou handicapées et du RSA, ces agents estiment avoir épuisé tous les recours d'alerte en interne. En sous-effectifs constants, ils dénoncent des conséquences graves sur les salariés et leurs missions.

l.franceinfo.frINFO RADIO FRANCE. Une plainte au pénal déposée au nom des 7 500 agents du conseil départemental du Val-de-Marne pour harcèlement moral institutionnel

C'est sorti ! Un reportage des équipes du CNRS sur nos recherches et l'importance d'étudier la diversité des chauves-souris et leur evolution. Une occasion aussi de découvrir la splendeur de Trinidad et nos collaborateurs grâce aux images de notre film Spectral @erc.europa.eu @isemevol.bsky.social

CNRS@cnrs.fr

INÉDIT 🎬 Comment les chauves-souris ont-elles donné naissance à une telle diversité ? 🦇 Avec plus de 1500 espèces, leur évolution est fascinante. Pour le savoir, direction les grottes et les forêts de Trinité-et-Tobago. 🌴 Le reportage complet 👉 lejournal.cnrs.fr/videos/les-c...

mais aussi la réalité du travail de labo de la paillasse à l'analyse de données sur ordinateur (feat. Benoit Moison). Merci à Sonia Collaviza et Julien Moro pour ce reportage !

Film Spectral (bientôt online) Director: J-M. Mohamed Producers: S. Hobbie, J-M. Mohamed, A. Sadier, CNRS Cinematography: S. Hobbie, H. Davies Editor / Colourist: D. Quesnel Music: K. Chandradath Singh Sound Design: J. Serrette Artwork: C. Tom Contributors: Trinibats, S. Mahadeo, C. Martinand-Mari

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INÉDIT 🎬 Comment les chauves-souris ont-elles donné naissance à une telle diversité ? 🦇 Avec plus de 1500 espèces, leur évolution est fascinante. Pour le savoir, direction les grottes et les forêts de Trinité-et-Tobago. 🌴 Le reportage complet 👉 lejournal.cnrs.fr/videos/les-c...

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Where did bats come from?🦇🌍 After decades of debate, the biggest bat genome + fossil study ever done has an answer - and it’s not where anyone expected! 🤩OUR PHASE 1 FLAGSHIP is out today in nature! doi.org/10.1038/s415... A thread 🧵

doi.orgReference genomes and fossils revise bat family phylogeny and biogeography - NatureAn updated phylogeny of bats is presented, based on new genome assemblies and many ancient fossils and including all known bat families.

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Our latest paper on building models of cell fate decisions -with David Rand, Marine Fontaine & @joadelas.bsky.social- combines developmental biology, dynamical systems theory and bioinformatics. I wrote a short piece to summarise it & explain ideas behind the approach briscoelab.org/blog-quantif...

briscoelab.orgQuantifying Waddington's Landscape | Briscoe LabI have written before about how two conceptual frameworks have shaped our thinking about cell fate, Waddington's epigenetic landscape and Davidson's gene...

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🚨We're hiring a new Curator of Mammals!!🚨 🦍🐕🦝🐅🦓🦌🐃🐖🐏🐫🐘🦏🦛🐿️🦔🦇🦥🦦🦨🦘🦡🐋🦭🦒🧸 Come join the Vertebrate Unit at @nhmdk.bsky.social—a fantastic team in the heart of Denmark's beautiful capital! Amazing collections, incredible history. Please share widely! 🧪🏛️ candidate.hr-manager.net/ApplicationI...

candidate.hr-manager.netTenure Track Assistant Professor or Associate Professor and Curator of MammalsTenure Track Assistant Professor / Associate Professor, and Curator of Mammals at Natural History Museum Denmark The Natural History Museum Denmark wishes to ap

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There is still time to apply for the EMBL International PhD Programme! 📢 Don’t miss this opportunity to receive dedicated mentoring while doing interdisciplinary research. Research groups across EMBL are recruiting now! bit.ly/4x9Edss

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Must admit, ever since I was a kid, I’ve dreamt of seeing microscopy images of #protists in @lemonde.fr Today, protists are everywhere, and several images were taken by the team. And seeing #ichthyosporeans there too?! 🥹 One step closer to showcasing the beauty of the invisible microbial world. 🔬✨

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21627 applications. Nothing to celebrate here. Impossible to evaluate fairly & safely. Neither the science (too diverse & possibly LLM generated) nor the soft criteria (likely LLM generated). Without an interview stage - a security risk! marie-sklodowska-curie-actions.ec.europa.eu/whats-new/ne...

marie-sklodowska-curie-actions.ec.europa.euMSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships 2026 receives record number of applicationsThe 2026 call has attracted considerable interest from the research community with 21,627 applications submitted.

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Are you a senior scientist looking to expand your scientific horizons through a sabbatical? 🔬 Then the EMBL Sabbatical Programme is a great opportunity for you! You could receive up to €15,000 and be based at any of EMBL’s six sites for 3 to 6 months. 🔗Apply here: bit.ly/sabbatical26

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🔬🧪 We're hiring postdocs&engineers at Institut de la Vision in AMAZING Paris 🇫🇷!! Join a dynamic team working at the nexus of retina developmental biology, spatial omics & advanced imaging Ambitious science in a supportive & young inclusive team 🚀 DM me for more info & please share 🙏 #academicsky