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High-resolution fluorescence imaging of a tissue cross-section highlighting cellular boundaries (red) and nuclei (grey).

Can Aztekin and his team have discovered how oxygen-sensing explains why amphibians regenerate limbs and mammals do not. more

Fluorescence imaging of a budoid. Magenta: forming cartilage; Green: AER cells.

New 3D “budoid” organoids reveal how early signaling centers guide limb formation. more

Can Aztekin pictured in his laboratory

Early-stage researcher wins coveted grant for their work on limb regeneration in mammals. more

President of the ISRB Elly Tanaka stands next to recipient of the Rising star award Can Aztekin. They are both smiling and holding the box with the award medal in their hands. Behind them is a screen projection of a microscopic image of a frog limb.

Can Aztekin, Max Planck Research Group Leader in Structural Regeneration at the Friedrich-Miescher-Laboratory in Tübingen, is the recipient of the International Society of Regenerative Biology (ISRB) Rising Star Award. more

New research group at the Friedrich Miescher Laboratory explores the evolution of limb regeneration

Can Aztekin heads the new research group “Structural Regeneration” investigating the evolution and capabilities of lost limb regrowth across species. more

New research group leader at the Friedrich Miescher Laboratory of the Max Planck Society

Beatrice Ramm joins the Friedrich Miescher Laboratory in 2025 as its 3rd Research Group Leader. more

Mark your calendars and submit your abstract for the multidisciplinary meeting on biological noise

Connect with Leading Scientists for the SMBE Satellite Meeting on Origin, Maintenance and Evolution of Biological Noise more

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