The Heisenberg lab aims to study various forms of bio-mechanical mechanisms underlying the morphogenetic modules and principles in the development of multicellular structures, from a single cell to a multicellular embryo, investigating and modelling zebrafish, ascidian and drosophila embryos. Cell adhesion, polarisation, movement and division stand in the center of our interest. As Read More ...
All members of the Heisenberg lab work hard to generate publishable data and images, along with meaningful results. Research Articles Book Chapters and Reviews
Principal Investigator Carl-Philipp Heisenberg heisenberg@ist.ac.at #lab-leader#mastermind PhD Students Suyash Naik suyash.naik(at)ist.ac.at #tissue-spreading#mechanochemical-signalling#mechanotransduction Xin Tong xin.tong(at)ist.ac.at #cytokinesis#actin-cortex#biomechanics Michaela Jovic Michaela.Jovic(at)ist.ac.at #myoplasm-mechanics#ascidians Alena Kizenko alena.kizenko(at)ist.ac.at #intermediate-filaments#evo-devo#bioinformatics Laura Hofmann laura.hofmann(at)ist.ac.at #oogenesis#balbiani-body Roksolana Kobylinska Roksolana.Kobylinska(at)ist.ac.at #metabolism #hypoxia Postdocs Carolina Santos Fernandez Lasbarrères Camelo carolina.camelo@ist.ac.at #ascidians#embryo-symmetry Long Li long.li@ist.ac.at #cytoskeleton#membrane-ingression-cytokinesis Ste Tavano stefania.tavano@ist.ac.at #gastrulation #transcriptomics#cell-adhesion&migration Tushna Kapoor tushna.kapoor@ist.ac.at Read More ...
Welcome to the official website of the Heisenberg research group at ISTA!
Here we will share our research, introduce people working in the lab, give an overview about our achievements & publications, and post the latest pics and videos fresh from the lab and from the microscope!