
September 2023
We started the academic year celebrating the MSc thesis defense of Laia, grant applications and experiments running at full speed in the lab
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July 2023
Sophie Tandonnet also joins the lab to investigate adaptations to lifestyle transitions. Welcome, Sophie!
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May 2023
Two more open positions to join the lab: 1 bioinformatician and 1 PhD student positions to work in our ERC-CoG project
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February 2023
Two more people joined the lab. Rafath will investigate the origin of wings in insects and Antoni will help all us with our experimental work and care of the animals
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December 2022
We welcome Laia to the lab! She will be working with us as part of her Master thesis
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November 2022
Another great collaboration with the Irimia lab. Check the preprint here: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.11.14.516384v1.full
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October 2022
Maria has been awarded a Margarita Salas postdoctoral fellowship. With that, she will continue exploring the genes controlling the appearance of new organs together with the Solana team at Oxford Brookes University
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June 2022
Do you want to join the team? We have postdoctoral and research assistant positions open to join the lab funded through the mayFLYeye ERC-CoG project
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June 2022
The lab has attended the EuroEvoDevo2022 meeting in Naples and we all presented different projects running in the lab... and there was a Seville-Barcelona reunion!
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March 2022
The lab has been awarded with an ERC-Consolidator grant.
With "mayFLYeye" we will study the genetic basis of morphological novelties that contributed insects' conquest of the skies
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February 2022
While Isabel is presenting the last results from the lab at the VIII SESBE meeting in Vigo, María and Tòt are attending to the Developmental Biology Symposium in Barcelona. María won the 2nd prize to the best poster presentation!

November 2021
The lab welcomes Tòt Senar, who is joining the team to pursue his Master thesis. Tòt is investigating the visual capabilities of mayflies

October 2021
The first generation of our mayfly colony has born in our new location in Barcelona. María made the honours assisting in the delivery.

October 2021
María Rosselló joined the lab. She will use her expertise in Bioinformatics and Developmental Biology to address how mayflies adapt to different environments and evolved new organs. Welcome, María!

August 2021
Final version of our collaboration with the Belles lab at IBE-CSIC is now published in PNAS. Check it here

June 2021
Perfect starting at the University of Barcelona, Isabel is one of Leonardo awardees from the BBVA fundation. With this project, we will investigate the origin of insect wings using our favorite animal, the mayfly Cloeon dipterum.
In addition, our project to investigate the turbanate eyes of mayfly males has been also awarded by the Spanish Research Council.
Exciting times ahead!

