Philipp gives a presentation at the Single Cell Genomics meeting in Dunblane, Scotland.

Philipp gives a presentation at the Nordic Meeting on Development, Stem Cells and Regeneration in Uppsala.

Our joint zebrafish activity with the Mittnenzweig and Ohler labs was a big success. Thank you so much to everybody who contributed!

Nora defends her PhD thesis. Fantastic job!

Jo’s and Prateek’s manuscript is online on bioRxiv:
How do adult cells acquire plasticity after injury? The Junker (MDC) and Ninov (CRTD) labs show that zebrafish δ1-cells restore insulin production after β-cell loss. δ1-cells occupy a permissive chromatin state before injury, and meis1a/b is required for the response.

Fantastic news: The Junker lab is among the 15 groups chosen for the “Best Research Environment 2026” award of the Junge Akademie.

How does regeneration begin after heart injury? In a new Nature Communications paper, Janita used in vivo single-cell RNA metabolic labeling to identify early transcriptional responders in the regenerating zebrafish heart

Congrats, Janita! Great job!

Iman and Aryan join the lab for their Master thesis (Molecular Medicine program, Charité). Welcome!