An international team coordinated by Vikas Trivedi at EMBL Barcelona has been awarded an HFSP grant worth $1.5 million (€1.3m) to study how developing organisms stay on track despite climate-driven temperature instability
New studies by groups at EMBL, led by Vikas Trivedi in Barcelona, and the Max Planck, show unexpected roles of glycolysis during embryonic development.
Researchers reveal how glycolysis drives early embryonic cell decisions
Researchers from PoL (Ebisuya group), MPI-CBG (Veenvliet group), and EMBL Barcelona have uncovered the instructive potential of glycolysis in two novel publications.
The BREAKDANCE project, which has received an ERC «Synergy» Grant, will bring together a multidisciplinary team to study the developmental mechanisms of organisms’ body plans.
Lenne group, together with 3 other groups, Merkel (CNRS), Trivedi (EMBL), and Ruprecht (CRG) – embark on BREAKDANCE
Vikas Trivedi is a group leader at the newest centre at the PRBB, EMBL-Barcelona. His group is trying to understand how cells self-organise from a physics point of view. In order to study that, they use organoids.
Dr Vikas Trivedi, a group leader at EMBL Barcelona, is interviewed by PhD student Prudence Lui.
Vikas Trivedi explains us the research line of his group at EMBL Barcelona.