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Posted by Richard Berks, on 15 July 2011
Welcome to my report from the 9th Annual ISSCR Meeting in Toronto, 2011. This is the final part, covering the events of day four of the conference (Saturday); Follow these ...Posted by Richard Berks, on 15 July 2011
Welcome to my report from the 9th Annual ISSCR Meeting in Toronto, 2011. This is part three, covering the events of day three of the conference (Friday); you can read ...Posted by Richard Berks, on 15 July 2011
Welcome to my report from the 9th Annual ISSCR Meeting in Toronto, 2011. This is part two, covering the events of day two (Thursday) of the conference, you can see ...Posted by Richard Berks, on 15 July 2011
Attendence from over 3,800 delegates, around 140 speakers, and 1,500 posters on display over four days, in the wonderful city of Toronto: the 9th Annual Meeting of the International Society ...Posted by Ana Teresa Tavares, on 14 July 2011
Last May the Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciência (Oeiras, Portugal) hosted the EMBO Workshop on Biophysical Mechanisms of Development (EMBO BMD 2011). As one of the organizers my main mission was to put ...Posted by Erin M Campbell, on 14 July 2011
Sperm stem cells have a lot riding on their success. Not only must they produce the actual sperm, but they must maintain a life-long supply. So, the self-renewal of spermatogonial ...Posted by the Node, on 13 July 2011
We’d like to draw your attention to one of the current job postings, even if you don’t normally look at the job ads page. After 8 very successful years with ...Posted by the Node, on 13 July 2011
(Based in Cambridge, UK) After 8 very successful years with Development, Dr. Jane Alfred has decided to leave her position as Executive Editor. If you have editorial experience and are ...Posted by Elazar Zelzer, on 13 July 2011
The massive cow femur I keep on a shelf right in front of me in my office clearly demonstrates that the shaft of a long bone is anything but a ...Posted by Seema Grewal, on 12 July 2011
Here are the research highlights from the current issue of Development: BMP signalling rolls up in the neural tube During neurulation, polarised cell-shape changes at hinge points – specialised regions ...