Evan Bardot (he/him)
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Senior Editor at Nature Communications handling Developmental Biology.
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postguild.bsky.social
Statement from Post Guild Leadership: The Washington Post Guild condemns the unjust firing of columnist Karen Attiah
ebardot.bsky.social
Don't threaten me with a good time!
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jeromegros.bsky.social
Registration is now open!

Gastrulation Reloaded: Developing, engineering & evolving the body plan

📅 October 14–17, 2025
📍 Paris, France
🗓️ Abstract & early bird deadline: July 15, 2025

www.gastrulation-reloaded.conferences-pasteur.org/home

Exceptional lineup of speakers & many selected talks
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mbustill.bsky.social
Thrilled - and so honored - to be among the most recent additions to this incredible group of scientists!
leadingedgeprogram.bsky.social
We are thrilled to announce the 2025 Leading Edge Fellows! 40 outstanding postdoctoral fellows doing pioneering research in a wide range of biological and biomedical disciplines.

Learn more about these exceptional scientists:

www.leadingedgesymposium.org/fellows
Text reads "Congratulations to the 2025 Leading Edge Fellows" followed by the Leading Edge logo and www.leadingedgesymposium.org. Below are the headshots and names of the 40 new Leading Edge Fellows. They are 
Cel	Welch
Lianna	Wat
Maria	Toro Moreno
Sarah	Talley
Xulu	Sun
Ines	Sturmlechner
Virginia	Savy
Amelie	Raz
Kali	Pruss
Caterina	Profaci
Sarah	Pierce
Melissa 	Pamula
Kehinde	Odufowora
Patricia	Nano
Ariana	Musa de Aquino
Nour El Houda	Mimouni
Kathleen	Martin
Brea	Manuel
Mable	Lam
Miri	Krupkin
Elaine	Kouame
Megan	Kirchgessner
Sumin	Kim
Shubhangini	Kataruka
Geraldine	Jowett
Andrea	Jones
Leanne	Iannucci
Emily	Heckman
Allison	Girasole
Florencia	Fernandez Chiappe
Tonie	Farris
Hannah	Elam
Erin	Doherty
Xiaoyun	Ding
Maria	Bustillo
Julia	Brunner
Debadrita	Bhattacharya
Lorena	Benedetti
Ashley	Anderson
Krisha	Aghi
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mads100tist.bsky.social
Extremely honored to receive this prize from @socdevbio.bsky.social, which recognizes not only my love for developmental biology, but the extremely online I am 🧪 (protect science, protect people, viva la dev bio!)
A plate made out of wood, with de society for dev bio logo, 2025 Trainee Science Communication Award, my name, and "In recognition of extraordinary science communication and outreach efforts as a trainee member of the Society"
ebardot.bsky.social
Terrific rallying cry of an @socdevbio.bsky.social award lecture from @mads100tist.bsky.social at #icdb2025! Our work and community are important, #DevBio matters, and it’s up to us to tell everyone why. Don’t give the enshittifiers an inch!
Joaquín delivering a mental award lecture.
ebardot.bsky.social
Hey #2025ICDB folks! Do you have questions about publishing with Nature Communications? Curious about editorial careers?

I’ll be outside the poster hall from ~3:45-4:15 today and tomorrow. Come find me, or drop me a message if this time doesn’t work for you!
ebardot.bsky.social
If you have a #devbio or #stemcell story looking for a journal, I’ll be here all week and am happy to chat. DM me or message me in the meeting app and we can set up a time.
ebardot.bsky.social
Excited to be in #PuertoRico for the #2025sdb #2025icdb meeting! Got some sun today and am ready for the science.
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the-node.bsky.social
Attending #2025SDB #2025ICDB this week?

Visit the @biologists.bsky.social booth (#4) to find out about writing for the Node, join the Node Network and pick up @dev-journal.bsky.social article collections, posters and the Node coasters (image credits: @ebardot.bsky.social & @gaparicio.bsky.social‬)!
The two designs of the Node coasters. Image credits: Evan Bardot (mouse embryo) and Gonzalo Aparicio (zebrafish retina). Text reads: Visit The Company of Biologists booth at SDB 2025 to pick up some free goodies from us and find out about joining the Node Network. Email: thenode@biologists.com. X: @the_Node. Bluesky: @the-node.bsky.social
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the-node.bsky.social
Attending #2025SDB #2025ICDB next week?

Visit the @biologists.bsky.social booth (#4) to find out about writing for the Node, join the Node Network and pick up @dev-journal.bsky.social article collections, posters and the Node coasters (image credits: @ebardot.bsky.social & @gaparicio.bsky.social‬)!
The two designs of the Node coasters. Image credits: Evan Bardot (mouse embryo) and Gonzalo Aparicio (zebrafish retina). Text reads: Visit The Company of Biologists booth at SDB 2025 to pick up some free goodies from us and find out about joining the Node Network. Email: thenode@biologists.com. X: @the_Node. Bluesky: @the-node.bsky.social
ebardot.bsky.social
My teammate Mimmi is based in HK and at the #isscr2025 meeting looking for great #stemcell stories in need of a journal. Track her down or DM me if you want to be put in touch!
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newsguild.org
RELEASE: Jon Schleuss, president of The NewsGuild-CWA, sounds the alarm on police violence against reporters during the LA protests.

“We demand that every law enforcement agency open investigations into any officer violating the rights of journalists doing their jobs.”

Journalism is NOT a crime.
Graphic from The NewsGuild-CWA. Bold headline reads:
“Police are targeting journalists during the Los Angeles protests.”

Below, text says:
“Police have fired ‘less-lethal’ rounds on local, national and foreign reporters who were only doing their jobs. These actions by law enforcement are illegal. They violate California state law and are unconstitutional under the First Amendment.”

The NewsGuild logo is at the top, featuring a red shield with the letters "TNG" and the phrase “The NewsGuild – Communications Workers of America” in a circular border. Quote graphic featuring a statement from NewsGuild-CWA President Jon Schleuss. The quote reads:

“Journalists play a crucial role in holding power to account, particularly during times of crisis and protest. When law enforcement targets reporters, it’s not just an attack on individuals; it’s an attack on every American’s right to a free press.

The U.S. government must defend that freedom, not undermine it. Journalism is not a crime.”

— Jon Schleuss, NewsGuild-CWA President

At the bottom, bold red text reads:
“Read the full statement on newsguild.org.”
ebardot.bsky.social
If a writing task is unimportant enough to have AI do it, then it isn’t worth being written - or read!
ebardot.bsky.social
We have a few exciting papers in the pipeline already and are taking submissions for the next 6 to 9 months (with flexibility if needed). My DMs are open for any questions, or you can email me. Please reach out and spread the word!
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fractalecho.bsky.social
If you're a grad student or an undergrad interested in research I need to you listen to me very carefully.

You cannot learn to write good research papers if you do not read good research papers.

Stop asking LLMs to summarize papers for you.
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the-node.bsky.social
Have you noticed the rotating header images on our site? They're winners of a competition we ran in 2021. Thank you @gaparicio.bsky.social @rorylcooper.bsky.social @zebrafish007.bsky.social @ebardot.bsky.social & Markus Schliffka for the images!

Give us a visit: thenode.biologists.com
Collage of the five different header images, shown from top to bottom. 

Image descriptions:
1. Zebrafish lymphatics by Daniel Castranova. Lymphatic vessels shown in blue and neutrophils shown in orange in the head of a double transgenic juvenile zebrafish.
2. Catshark by Rory Cooper. Cleared and alizarin and stained hatchling catshark embryo.
3. Preimplantation mouse embryos by Markus Schliffka. Different stages of mouse preimplantation development from the zygote to the blastocyst, with nuclei in cyan and actin in grey.
4. Zebrafish retina by Gonzalo Aparicio. Retina from a 72hpf zebrafish embryo. Photoreceptor marker shown in red, while gfap:eGFP (a Muller cell marker) is shown z-depth pseudo-coloured.
5. Mouse embryo by Evan Bardot. Cleared E12.5 embryo labelled with antibodies against Cntn2 (green) and ColIV (magenta). Generated in Collaboration with James Muller.
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richvn.bsky.social
Evidence of US brain drain?

US scientists submitted 32% more applications for jobs abroad Jan-Mar 2025 than during same period in 2024.

US-based users browsing jobs abroad increased by 35%.

Data from Nature Careers global science jobs platform.
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
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spavel.bsky.social
"AI work is just as good as human work" is a statement that *always* flows from the direction of power. Employers to workers, producers to consumers, but not the reverse.

Because it's not a thing people actually believe, but an argument: slop is good enough for you; you are slop.
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atmosara.bsky.social
#HandsOff protest in #NYC today. So many NYers showed up that we couldn’t move for 2 hrs—5th Ave was too packed the whole distance of the march. 120,000 people. Next time we’ll plan for a few dozen more blocks.

Proud of my city. But this is only the beginning—NYers will NEVER stop fighting 🗽🍎🥯🥡🍕💪
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labonnelab.bsky.social
Dear all, Because of your help shining light on this all 15 were reinstated today. This is a huge win for science - When We Fight We Win!!!
labonnelab.bsky.social
On Valentine’s day, 15 Assistant Professors at NIH who had started their research labs in the last 2 years were fired. Their scientific expertise was built over 10-12 years of training, most if not all of which was supported by NIH. The start up funds for their laboratories were paid by NIH