Trivedi Group Archives

18 November 2024

From head to tail: how cells give rise to our body plan

Researchers from the Trivedi Group at EMBL Barcelona unveil how cells can act autonomously during early development.

2024

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9 September 2024 Portrait of a person on a terrace, with crossed arms leaning on the balcony rail. In the background the sea is reflected on the windows of the building.

Portrait of a person on a terrace, with crossed arms leaning on the balcony rail. In the background the sea is reflected on the windows of the building.

We are EMBL: Jia Le Lim on zebrafish, temperature, and Johann Sebastian Bach

Jia Le Lim talks about contributing back to society through science, finding inspiration in the way birds fly in the sky, and winning a recent international piano competition.

PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES

2024

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15 March 2023 Image of a group of people behind a large, black table with two cakes on it to celebrate EMBL Barcelona’s fifth anniversary

EMBL Barcelona: Five years down the road

EMBL’s site by the sea completed its fifth year of operations. We look back at some key milestones and achievements since 2017.

LAB MATTERS

2023

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23 January 2023 Portrait photo of Vikas Trivedi, with a green background

Vikas Trivedi from EMBL Barcelona receives ERC Synergy Grant

The group leader, together with three other principal investigators, has been awarded the ERC Synergy Grant, one of the most prestigious public grants in Europe.

EMBL ANNOUNCEMENTS LAB MATTERS

2023

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23 December 2022 Several zebrafish embryos in different colours during gastrulation

Spotlight: Zebrafish embryos to make this season jolly

Zebrafish embryos during gastrulation, a very early stage of development, to study the effect of temperature on vertebrate embryo development.

LAB MATTERS SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2022

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6 May 2022 Two embryonic stem cell aggregates partially fuse

What do stem cell aggregates and whipped cream have in common?

EMBL researchers revise the old problem of sintering droplets to understand the mechanical properties of tissues.

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2022

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20 September 2021

The image shows an infographic about how Morgana software works. In the first box, Morgana is fed with images – human brain organoids, zebrafish explants, intestinal organoids, or other – acquired with different microscopy devices – from stereoscopic microscopes to confocal to high content screening microscopes. In the second image it’s portrayed how the platform segments the images with machine learning algorithms. The third box represents quantification in a modular format. That means that it can be adapted to the experiment and organoid type, being able to choose the relevant features for each case.

Organoids and machine learning: image analysis software developed during lockdown

MOrgAna is an open source, user-friendly, modular software that is able to analyse organoids with machine learning.

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2021

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25 February 2020

Accidental beauty

In the Trivedi Group at EMBL Barcelona, Krisztina Arató and Jia Le Lim study the early development of zebrafish embryos.

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2020

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3 August 2018 Optical section of a ‘gastruloid’ – an embryonic organoid made from mouse embryonic stem cells and stained for E-Cadherin (red), marking cell outlines and nuclei (blue). IMAGE: Vikas Trivedi/EMBL

Optical section of a ‘gastruloid’ – an embryonic organoid made from mouse embryonic stem cells and stained for E-Cadherin (red), marking cell outlines and nuclei (blue). IMAGE: Vikas Trivedi/EMBL

Welcome: Vikas Trivedi

An engineer’s approach to understanding morphogenesis

PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES

2018

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