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developmental and stem cell biologists
Posted by the Node, on 2 February 2015
Our jobs page has been busy this month, with several new postdoc positions advertised. Here are some of the other highlights: Research: – Christoph and his colleagues wrote about ...Posted by China Lunde, on 1 February 2015
Maize has a rich history as a model organism for genetics; Rollins Emerson began describing mutants in the 1930’s. Large chromosomes, amenable to cytology, aided Barbara McClintock in her critical ...Posted by Matt Gibson, on 23 January 2015
Fully funded post-doctoral positions are available to investigate molecular, genetic and cell biological mechanisms of development in the sea anemone Nematostella vectensis in the Gibson lab at the Stowers Institute for ...Posted by Manuel Irimia, on 23 January 2015
Our laboratory, at the EMBL/CRG Systems Biology Unit in Barcelona, is looking for an excellent and highly motivated postdoc to study the functions and evolutionary impact of neural-specific alternative splicing ...Posted by Christele Gonneau, on 22 January 2015
Growing organs in vitro is one of the ultimate dreams of any stem cell biologist. As such, it seems obvious that some of these organs will need to ...Posted by the Node, on 20 January 2015
This Spotlight was first published in Development. The days of the solitary scientist toiling away within the isolation of the academic ivory tower are something of the past. This is not only true ...Posted by Seema Grewal, on 20 January 2015
Here are the highlights from the new issue of Development: Invadosomes: aiding axonal invasion Invasive cells such as immune and metastatic cancer cells form protrusions known as invadosomes, which ...Posted by the Node, on 19 January 2015
The Node was launched almost 5 years ago, and it is now time to revise its design and functionalities. We have created a short survey that will help us gather ...Posted by meganleask, on 19 January 2015
Welcome to the Lab for Evolution and Development. The lab is situated in the deep south of New Zealand in the quaint Scottish inspired little city of Dunedin. 1/5 of ...Posted by Alejo1, on 16 January 2015
We invite you to apply for admission to the longest-running course in the history of Embryology. An intensive six-week laboratory and lecture course for advanced graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and ...