Wnt-presenting materials sustain H3K14-acetylation in human skeletal stem cells for tissue engineering and bone repair https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2025.12.18.694408v1
Happy to share our latest research showing how localized Wnt signals guide asymmetric cell division and polarize mitochondria via CENP-F and LRP6. Out in @natcomms.nature.com
A great collaboration with @shukryjhabib.bsky.social Congratulations to all the authors! 🥂
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Thank you very much, Alex, for your insightful and engaging talk, and for taking the time to meet with our faculty members, postdocs, and students. It truly was a great seminar, and it was a pleasure hosting you.
The #L2RM Symposium (Sept 17–19, 2025)
🙏 Thanks to:
🔬 Speakers & participants
🎻 Prof. Tom Kornberg (keynote + cello 🎼)
🎶 Orchestre de Chambre des Étudiant·e·s de Lausanne, Jilian Lamprecht & Zoé Kettiger
💡 Funders: UNIL, EPFL, Readily3D, Swiss Stem Cell Foundation
The #L2RM Symposium (Sept 17–19, 2025)
🙏 Thanks to:
🔬 Speakers & participants
🎻 Prof. Tom Kornberg (keynote + cello 🎼)
🎶 Orchestre de Chambre des Étudiant·e·s de Lausanne, Jilian Lamprecht & Zoé Kettiger
💡 Funders: UNIL, EPFL, Readily3D, Swiss Stem Cell Foundation
Our work on germline stem cell cytonemes and BMP signalling is finally published! A great team effort from the Ashe lab, @wilcocksonscott.bsky.social and @shukryjhabib.bsky.social.
www.pnas.org/doi/epdf/10....
Our new review in Trends in Cell Biology : "The Wnt–NAD⁺ axis in cancer, aging, and tissue regeneration"
www.cell.com/trends/cell-...
👏 Kudos Lamprecht & Abu Sanad and 🙏 @thekusumbelab.bsky.social
Apologies to colleagues not cited (journal limits) + 🙏 to colleagues, reviewers & editor.
⏰ Last days to register!
More information 👉 www.habiblab.org/l2rm
#regeneration #medicine #stemcells #therapy #implant #devices
Register for this exciting symposium, deadline extended to 1st September!
Join us in Lausanne 🇨🇭 for the Lac Léman Regenerative Medicine Symposium, Sept 17–19, 2025! 🔬
Stem cells, aging, bioengineering — shaping the future of regenerative medicine.
habiblab.org/l2rm
🎟️ Students 25 CHF | Postdocs/Faculty 50 CHF | Industry 150 CHF
#L2RM #RegenMed #StemCells
Illustration inspired by Michelangelo's The Creation of Adam. The central focus highlights a microCT scan of mouse bone repair at different stages: youthful bones (13:00), aged bones (22:00), and aged bones under an intermittent fasting protocol (18:00).
🧬 December’s most-read stem cells paper found intermittent fasting and a specialised biomedical bandage can rejuvenate bone healing in mice: https://buff.ly/4fOFvQB
Have a paper people should see? See what our Editors look for: https://buff.ly/3ZCpcl3
A combination of intermittent fasting and proteins administered through special bandages to a bone injury can rejuvenate bone repair in aged mice.
https://elifesciences.org/articles/104068?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=organic_insights
#news #recherche
🦴 #Rajeunir les #cellules âgées pour améliorer la #réparation osseuse
🔗 www.unil.ch/news/1733763...
👉 Publication par le groupe de recherche de @shukryjhabib.bsky.social @fbm-unil.bsky.social @unil.bsky.social
#vieillissement #os #jeûneintermittent #fractures #fbm #unil
Illustration inspired by Michelangelo's The Creation of Adam. The central focus highlights a microCT scan of mouse bone repair at different stages: youthful bones (13:00), aged bones (22:00), and aged bones under an intermittent fasting protocol (18:00). Image credit: Habib Lab, Pierre Becquart.
Illustration inspired by Michelangelo's The Creation of Adam. The central focus highlights a microCT scan of mouse bone repair at different stages: youthful bones (13:00), aged bones (22:00), and aged bones under an intermittent fasting protocol (18:00). Image credit: Habib Lab, Pierre Becquart, UNIL
Our new paper is out! Aging impairs bone healing, but our 2-part strategy—localized Wnt signaling + short-term metabolic interventions restores youthful repair! This approach may rejuvenate repair in other aging tissues. shorturl.at/NEE2t
It was wonderful having you with us. Thank you for coming, sharing the inspiring work happening in your lab, and reminding us of the great times we’ve always enjoyed together.
