Posted by the Node, on 31 May 2013
May was another busy month on the Node, with a combination of research, publishing and Node news, in addition to several job posts. One very exciting news was that the Node has ...Posted by NickyLB, on 30 May 2013
The Company of Biologists is hosting a workshop entitled “Evolution of the neocortex: how unique are we?“. This promises to be an exciting event, discussing brain evolution and the unique ...Posted by the Node, on 30 May 2013
At the last BSDB meeting Adi was the winner of the BSDB poster prize. Unfortunately John Young – the winner of the last SDB poster prize – was unable to ...Posted by Katherine Brown, on 29 May 2013
As regular readers of the Node and Development will know, we at the journal are keen to emphasise the close links between the developmental biology and stem cell fields. As ...Posted by Katherine Brown, on 29 May 2013
Given the launch of our new “Stem Cells & Regeneration” site, as well as the release of our Special Issue, Development is particularly excited to be attending the upcoming ISSCR ...Posted by Bruce Morgan, on 28 May 2013
Over the course of a lifetime, each hair follicle makes a series of new hairs, temporarily ceasing hair production before beginning again anew. This has focused attention on the ...Posted by Katherine Brown, on 28 May 2013
Following on from last week’s post about the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment, Development has now published an editorial about the topic. For those interested, I’m re-posting (a slightly ...Posted by Cat Vicente, on 24 May 2013
The pub is a quintessential British institution. It is the place where you meet your friends, have a drink with lab mates on a Friday night, and go for lunch ...Posted by the Node, on 24 May 2013
What would a paper be like if it started with the opening line of a famous book? Since yesterday Twitter has been buzzing with answers to that question! We have ...Posted by the Node, on 23 May 2013
Briony Marshall is a London-based sculptor and installation artist. Initially interested in science, Briony studied Biochemistry at the University of Oxford. After her undergraduate studies she moved on to art ...