News

Fany was invited to present at the conference “L’évolution des mécanismes du développement”, organized by Denis Duboule.

We’re delighted to celebrate that Nacho and Rubén attended the General Meeting of the Spanish EvoDevOmics Network, where they presented a talk sharing their latest research. The meeting brought together researchers from across Spain focused on Evolutionary Developmental Biology, making it a great venue for discussion and exchange.

We’re thrilled to welcome Fabian Lim to the Real Lab as a postdoctoral researcher.

Fany was an invited speaker at the congress Limb Development and Regeneration: Quantitative, Ecological, and Diversification Studies, held in Japan.

SECRIS (Seville Early Career Research Investigators Symposium) is an initiative created to provide a shared meeting space for early‑career researchers from the three main biomedical research centres in Seville: IBiS, CABIMER, and CABD. Coordinated by Prof. Gabriel Núñez (University of Michigan / Visiting Professor at IBiS) and organised by predoctoral researchers from the three centres, the symposium aims to showcase early‑career research, promote interaction, and foster new scientific collaborations across institutions in the city.

Fany traveled to Valencia to meet with the EvoDevOmics Spanish Network 🇪🇸🧬.

We are thrilled to announce that Fany (Francisca Martínez Real), has been selected as one of the 28 new EMBO Young Investigators! 🎉

🎉 Nacho CABD Meeting 🧬

Nacho participated in the Principles of Evolution III: Biology through Time and Organizational Levels course organized by LifeHUB (CSIC).

We are excited to share that we are currently training with Keren to master In situ Hybridization Chain Reaction (HCR) 🔬.

As part of the invited speakers, Fany presented her talk: Elucidating the molecular basis of mammalian flight

As part of the PhD program at Universidad Pablo de Olavide, an annual retreat brings together doctoral students to share their research progress and connect with peers. This year, the retreat was held in the beautiful city of Carmona, where Nacho had the opportunity to present his work in poster format.

Rubén participated in the X Curso Nacional de Genética organized by Sociedad Española de Genética 🧬.

Fernando’s lab studies how vertebrate brains evolved, using a combination of experimental embryology, single-cell, and spatial transcriptomics in birds 🐥, reptiles 🦎, and mammals 🐁.

If you’re curious about how to build a bat wing by re-using existing gene programs 🧬, check out the link or the tutorial below. Big congratulations to all co-authors 💜!! Thanks to reviewers! Picture Credits: Gene expression of bat wings, cell by cell by Jim Hsu

🎉 Rubén CABD Meeting 🧬

🌟 CABD at the Seville Science Fair! 🌟

Remember when Nacho produced his first-ever tetraploid blastocysts? 🤔

We are excited to support the CABD Gender Equality Commission and the CABD Crochet Group in their fundraising party for migrant women’s settlements in Huelva.

We’ve got some exciting news from the lab today!

In this post we just want to celebrate the launch of our web page!!