The Wells Lab of UCLA
@wellslab.bsky.social
We use human stem cells to study neurodevelopmental and psychiatric disorders in the Department of Human Genetics at UCLA.
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Cell villages and Dirichlet modeling map human cell fitness genetics https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.09.26.678880v1
The first (of hopefully many) reports to come from our collaboration with @hjp.bsky.social
We present a new type of cell fitness assay that allows you to both quantify and explain differences across human donors in cell proliferation and sensitivity to environmental toxicants.
We present a new type of cell fitness assay that allows you to both quantify and explain differences across human donors in cell proliferation and sensitivity to environmental toxicants.
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Job alert!
We are hiring a Lab Assistant II to support the construction and analysis of cell villages. This position is a great opportunity to contribute to several ongoing projects while learning cutting-edge cell culture approaches. DM me with questions.
Apply here: tinyurl.com/wellslabtech
We are hiring a Lab Assistant II to support the construction and analysis of cell villages. This position is a great opportunity to contribute to several ongoing projects while learning cutting-edge cell culture approaches. DM me with questions.
Apply here: tinyurl.com/wellslabtech
Laboratory Assistant II - Human Genetics - UCLA Health Careers - Job #32203 - Los Angeles, CA
Take a look at a great career opportunity where you can make a real difference at UCLA Health
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August 13, 2026 at 2:00 PM
Job alert!
We are hiring a Lab Assistant II to support the construction and analysis of cell villages. This position is a great opportunity to contribute to several ongoing projects while learning cutting-edge cell culture approaches. DM me with questions.
Apply here: tinyurl.com/wellslabtech
We are hiring a Lab Assistant II to support the construction and analysis of cell villages. This position is a great opportunity to contribute to several ongoing projects while learning cutting-edge cell culture approaches. DM me with questions.
Apply here: tinyurl.com/wellslabtech
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🚨 New lab website is now live 🚨
mfwellslab.com
Stop by to take a look at our ongoing projects, learn about the amazing people on the team, and browse official lab merch including Wells Lab shower curtains (I am not joking).
mfwellslab.com
Stop by to take a look at our ongoing projects, learn about the amazing people on the team, and browse official lab merch including Wells Lab shower curtains (I am not joking).
April 2, 2026 at 9:45 PM
🚨 New lab website is now live 🚨
mfwellslab.com
Stop by to take a look at our ongoing projects, learn about the amazing people on the team, and browse official lab merch including Wells Lab shower curtains (I am not joking).
mfwellslab.com
Stop by to take a look at our ongoing projects, learn about the amazing people on the team, and browse official lab merch including Wells Lab shower curtains (I am not joking).
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This grant is the reason I drink coffee.
We started writing in 2023 for the CIRM ReMIND-L initiative. The late night sessions forced me into the coffee world for the first time in my life at 38.
Thanks CIRM for supporting our UCLA team and cell village experiments to study ASD and schizophrenia.
We started writing in 2023 for the CIRM ReMIND-L initiative. The late night sessions forced me into the coffee world for the first time in my life at 38.
Thanks CIRM for supporting our UCLA team and cell village experiments to study ASD and schizophrenia.
UCLA researchers led by Dr. Daniel Geschwind have been awarded a $13.9M grant from @cirmnews.bsky.social to use stem cell models to identify drug targets for autism and schizophrenia — conditions that affect tens of millions of people in the U.S.
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#ResearchPowersProgress
UCLA researchers receive $13.9 million CIRM grant to identify drug targets for autism and schizophrenia using human stem cell models
A team of researchers led by UCLA’s Dr. Daniel Geschwind has received a $13.9 million grant from the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine to use human stem cell-based models to uncover the m...
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March 26, 2026 at 10:55 PM
This grant is the reason I drink coffee.
We started writing in 2023 for the CIRM ReMIND-L initiative. The late night sessions forced me into the coffee world for the first time in my life at 38.
Thanks CIRM for supporting our UCLA team and cell village experiments to study ASD and schizophrenia.
We started writing in 2023 for the CIRM ReMIND-L initiative. The late night sessions forced me into the coffee world for the first time in my life at 38.
Thanks CIRM for supporting our UCLA team and cell village experiments to study ASD and schizophrenia.
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We're hiring villagers!
We are looking for a lab technician to help us discover how gene-by-environment interactions shape the developing brain via in vitro cell villages. Please DM me or visit our website at mfwellslab dot com for more info.
Deadline to apply is March 11th: tinyurl.com/34seyjaj
We are looking for a lab technician to help us discover how gene-by-environment interactions shape the developing brain via in vitro cell villages. Please DM me or visit our website at mfwellslab dot com for more info.
Deadline to apply is March 11th: tinyurl.com/34seyjaj
Laboratory Assistant II - Human Genetics - UCLA Health Careers - Job #29031 - Los Angeles, CA
Take a look at a great career opportunity where you can make a real difference at UCLA Health
www.uclahealthcareers.org
March 3, 2026 at 7:51 PM
We're hiring villagers!
We are looking for a lab technician to help us discover how gene-by-environment interactions shape the developing brain via in vitro cell villages. Please DM me or visit our website at mfwellslab dot com for more info.
Deadline to apply is March 11th: tinyurl.com/34seyjaj
We are looking for a lab technician to help us discover how gene-by-environment interactions shape the developing brain via in vitro cell villages. Please DM me or visit our website at mfwellslab dot com for more info.
Deadline to apply is March 11th: tinyurl.com/34seyjaj
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Are you a senior grad student or new post-doc in genetics/genomics?
Apply now for the 2026 Emerging Genomic Scientist Symposium hosted by the UCLA Human Genetics department.
To apply: medschool.ucla.edu/about/depart...
DM me if you have any questions and please spread the word
Apply now for the 2026 Emerging Genomic Scientist Symposium hosted by the UCLA Human Genetics department.
To apply: medschool.ucla.edu/about/depart...
DM me if you have any questions and please spread the word
Human Genetics | Genomic Scientist Fellows | UCLA Medical School
The Emerging Genomic Scientist Fellows Program showcases innovative research from junior scientists
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December 8, 2025 at 4:19 AM
Are you a senior grad student or new post-doc in genetics/genomics?
Apply now for the 2026 Emerging Genomic Scientist Symposium hosted by the UCLA Human Genetics department.
To apply: medschool.ucla.edu/about/depart...
DM me if you have any questions and please spread the word
Apply now for the 2026 Emerging Genomic Scientist Symposium hosted by the UCLA Human Genetics department.
To apply: medschool.ucla.edu/about/depart...
DM me if you have any questions and please spread the word
The first (of hopefully many) reports to come from our collaboration with @hjp.bsky.social
We present a new type of cell fitness assay that allows you to both quantify and explain differences across human donors in cell proliferation and sensitivity to environmental toxicants.
We present a new type of cell fitness assay that allows you to both quantify and explain differences across human donors in cell proliferation and sensitivity to environmental toxicants.
Cell villages and Dirichlet modeling map human cell fitness genetics https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.09.26.678880v1
September 30, 2025 at 7:17 PM
The first (of hopefully many) reports to come from our collaboration with @hjp.bsky.social
We present a new type of cell fitness assay that allows you to both quantify and explain differences across human donors in cell proliferation and sensitivity to environmental toxicants.
We present a new type of cell fitness assay that allows you to both quantify and explain differences across human donors in cell proliferation and sensitivity to environmental toxicants.