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developmental and stem cell biologists
Posted by Katherine Brown, on 19 January 2024
Back in early 2013, Olivier Pourquie (Development’s then Editor-in-Chief) and I were working hard to integrate stem cell biology into Development. Reading papers and attending conferences, much of the focus ...Posted by Margherita Perillo, on 13 November 2023
Margherita Perillo, Zak Swartz and Jamie MacKinnon from the MBL describe a day in the life of working with the sea star.Posted by Anna Lakey, on 24 October 2023
We are pleased to invite all members of the biomedical community to: Medicine at the Crick: What can development tell us about disease? Thursday 2nd November 2023, 14:30-18.00 Free hybrid event taking ...Posted by Alexa Sadier, on 25 September 2023
Find out about the behind the paper story from Alexa Sadier about the origin of tooth classes in bats.Posted by Brent Foster, on 19 September 2023
Posted by Brent Foster, on 18 September 2023
Introducing “unconventional posts,” a miniseries celebrating the “unconventional” experimental systems presented at #DevMeeting23. Each day I’ll upload handmade postcards spotlighting the breadth of unconventional systems shared in talks or posters ...Posted by Alex Eve, on 22 August 2023
I didn’t become aware of developmental biology (DevBio) until a lecture during my first year of undergraduate studies. From that moment on, however, I was hooked and even changed my ...Posted by Heidi Lempradl, on 22 June 2023
Looking forward to welcome you to our EMBO Workshop – Developmental metabolism: flows of energy, matter, and informationPosted by Alex Eve, on 15 February 2023
A Press Release from Development Robinow Syndrome is the best known of a set of genetic disorders that affect the growth and development of the skeletal system. Patients with these ...Posted by Romain Levayer, on 16 January 2023
A meeting report from Romain Levayer, Thibaut Brunet, Katja Heuer and Roberto Toro