Patricia Schneider

Visit to SFSU biology.sfsu.edu - beautiful place, great science, great company, amazing hosts! I am so lucky! @karen-crow.bsky.social ☀️😊

Back at the Beach -YAY!
#AquaticModels

🐟👀 SFSU Biology seminar — Thu Mar 5
2–3pm | SEC 116
Dr. Patricia Schneider (LSU): “Split Screens: Exploring Vision through the Eyes of the Four-Eyed Fish.”
Student time: 3–3:30pm. Come by!

Regeneration of fins and limbs relies on a shared cellular playbook The findings strengthen the case that regeneration is an old trait, offering insights into how complex tissues rebuild themselves.

www.sciencenews.org/article/rege... @josanesousa.bsky.social @gabrielalima19.bsky.social @perezlouise.bsky.social @patyschneider22.bsky.social

Had an amazing time meeting with students, postdocs and faculty! Thanks @fishevodevogeno.bsky.social Julia and Simon for hosting me 😍!!

LSU featuring our recent published research led by the amazing @josanesousa.bsky.social and @gabrielalima19.bsky.social www.nature.com/articles/s41...

It’s out! 🐟 We compared three regeneration superstars—axolotl, zebrafish, and Polypterus—to ask how animals regrow limbs and fins. We find shared core processes, and other programs fine-tuned by evolution in surprising, lineage-specific ways. tinyurl.com/mpftkn7y

@dshb-antibodies.bsky.social is returning to ASCB #CellBio2025 stop by and check out what's new at booth 1210

#PASEDB community✨

Welcome to our newly elected PASEDB executive council members @kathykavanagh.bsky.social @ischneider.bsky.social @fishevodevogeno.bsky.social @fishfena.bsky.social

Thrilled to have you join us and are looking forward to working with you!

Are you a postdoc or assistant professor on the job market? Reminder that our department is hiring! We are a scientifically diverse department looking for a colleague that is excited about science, teaching, and potential collaborations! Please apply by 12/5/25!

Resumption of Operations at NSF Information for NSF staff and the research community regarding the agency's resumption of operations after a lapse in appropriations.

Science People: We at NSF are still recovering/catching up/getting our lives together. But the agency posted these FAQs about post-shutdown resumption of operations which might answer a lot of Qs for you: www.nsf.gov/resumption-o...

Are you a postdoc or Asst. Prof on the job market? Check out our listing and consider applying! The search is very broad and it’s in a great department, location, university! Even with the crazy schedule that comes with being a PI- I love my job @ucdavis.bsky.social @ucdavisvetmed.bsky.social!

I’d given up on social media, but I was missing too many cool papers. Case in point: this incredible new study from @cagricevrim.bsky.social and @karalmckinley.bsky.social. Simply amazing!

I love green spooky eyes!!! 👀

🎉 Congrats to Dr. Chakrabarty @prosanta.bsky.social, Director of the LSU MNS, on being named a Fellow of the California Academy of Sciences!

An ichthyologist studying fishes worldwide, he’s described 15 new species, published 5 books and 150+ papers, and is a passionate science communicator. 🌎🐟

Spatial dynamics of brain development and neuroinflammation - Nature A tri-omic atlas of the mouse brain from postnatal day 0 to P21 reveals that layer-specific projection neurons have a role in coordinating axonogenesis and myelination.

Our latest collaboration with @rongfan8.bsky.social, spatial triomics to investigate myelin and cortical brain development, and demyelination, spearheaded by Leslie Kirby in our lab @ki.se and Di Zhang in Rong's lab! Check it out @nature.com

www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Evolutionary remodeling of the ventral retina enables aerial vision in the four-eyed fish Anableps anableps https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.11.02.686143v1

How do four-eyed fish see above & underwater? 🌤️🌊 Our new preprint reveals how Anableps rewired its retina for dual vision- evolution at work 👁️👁️ Kudos to @perezlouise.bsky.social @josanesousa.bsky.social @keylapruett.bsky.social + team!
🔗 tinyurl.com/3a8r9xy5

Hosting @karen-crow.bsky.social here at LSU as our seminar speaker for the Division of Cellular, Developmental and Integrative Biology. Don’t miss her talk at 3:30pm 🧬!! @lsuscience.bsky.social

UMAP of single nucleus RNAseq dataset of Polypterus fin regeneration

Hey Regen folks 👋 Excited to share that our single-nucleus RNA-seq dataset for Polypterus fin regeneration is now live at the Broad Institute portal! Dive in here: tinyurl.com/5bck22jx
Big thanks to the team for making this happen—looking forward to seeing what you all discover!

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#PASEDB2027 in the works!

Back to reality! What a great meeting! @evodevopanam.bsky.social ! Can’t wait for 2027!!!

We also thank the organizing committees of the satellite symposiums
@nakamuralab.bsky.social @patyschneider22.bsky.social Joaquín Letelier, Christina Zakas @albertinlab.bsky.social @athulawik.bsky.social @natclarke.bsky.social Bill Browne, Leslie Pick, Austen Barnett and @anyimv.bsky.social

Finally, the beautiful space to hold the meeting University of Miami Coral Gables Campus @univmiami.bsky.social

🌟We thank our social media managers who helped us promote and show the talks at #PASEDB2025

Our work is important in keeping us connected and spreading the work of our #PASEDB evodevo-ist community

@nakamuralab.bsky.social and Ximena Gutierrez Ramos

#PASEDB community!🌟

Thanks to all the participants, in communicating their science, ideas, posters... In continuing to grow as an evodevo-ist community 💛

Beta-catenin signaling in jelly combs could slightly differ from what you know.....Bryan Walter @univmiami.bsky.social #PASEDB2025 #Mnemiopsis #celladhesion #betacatenin

I thought of you, Doug, especially when Athula gave a talk on Wnt signaling! Good old days!!

@evodevopanam.bsky.social the four-eyed fish gang having a blast at the #ASEDB2025 meeting! 👀👀

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Oh no! My mistake