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BSDB 2018: Meet the speakers & chairs

Posted by , on 12 April 2018

Here at Development towers the excitement is mounting for the BSDB’s Spring meeting, which starts in Warwick on Sunday. The meetings are always great fun but this year promises to be particularly special – the society is celebrating its 70th  birthday and has assembled an all star cast of speakers.

 

 

The epic conference poster designed by Sally Lowell!

 

If you’re coming, be sure to check out The Company of Biologists’ stand and look out for Katherine Brown (Development Executive Editor), Seema Grewal (Development Reviews Editors) and Aidan Maartens (the Node Community Manager & Development Online Editor). We’ll also be accessible at the bar to talk about everything related to publishing, including preLights, the new preprints service.

As we looked at the line up we realised we’d interviewed many of the speakers and chairs for Development over the last few years, either in print or on screen, so have decided to share them with you here.


 

 

Abigail Tucker 

April 2016


Austin Smith

March 2016


Cheryll Tickle

April 2016


Claudio Stern

December 2017


Eric Wieschaus

May 2017


Gordon Keller

 

June 2016


Hiroshi Hamada

May 2017


James Briscoe

March 2018


Janet Rossant

April 2016


Jim Smith

August 2017


John Gurdon

May 2017


Kathryn Anderson

November 2016


Liz Robertson

August 2016


Mike Levine

October 2015


Olivier Pourquié

January 2010


Ottoline Leyser

October 2011


 

Patrick Tam

November 2010


Phil Ingham

June 2014


Steve Wilson

April 2010

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