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developmental and stem cell biologists
Posted by the Node, on 25 July 2023
Submit to have your images or artwork featured in the joint BSDB-the Node virtual art exhibition!Posted by the Node, on 24 July 2023
Meet the Blood Engineering Lab, based in Hong Kong.Posted by Jason Higgins, on 21 July 2023
In recognition of the Genetics Society of America 24th International C. elegans Conference at the end of June 2023, Disease Models & Mechanisms (DMM) celebrated worm research with specially commissioned ...Posted by Reinier Prosee, on 21 July 2023
Last week, I attended the LMB-VBC Graduate Life Sciences Symposium in Cambridge, UK. Besides its wonderful academic programme, this symposium also included a workshop and panel discussion that touched on ...Posted by Kat Arney, on 13 July 2023
We’re chatting with two of this year’s Genetics Society award winners - Cecilia Lindgren, who’s an expert on the genetics of obesity and metabolic disorders, and Lucy van Dorp, who ...Posted by Jorge Lazaro, on 12 July 2023
One of the most fascinating observations that comes from comparing mammalian development is the difference in developmental tempo across species (Ebisuya & Briscoe, 2018). Mice and humans develop through a ...Posted by Elisabeth, on 12 July 2023
Organizing an art exhibition, especially a solo one, is an intimidating but truly exciting experience. For me, as a scientist and artist, the journey of curating a science art exhibition ...Posted by MaryWilliams, on 11 July 2023
The Inclusive STEM Teaching Project is a 6 week course designed to advance the awareness, self-efficacy, and the ability of faculty, postdocs, and doctoral students to cultivate inclusive STEM learning ...Posted by Reinier Prosee, on 11 July 2023
Reflections on a social media workshop that was part of the Society for Experimental Biology Centenary Conference 2023.Posted by James Briscoe, on 6 July 2023
After a pandemic related hiatus the MBL Gene regulatory networks (GRNs) course at Woods Hole is back. It’s been refreshed with new course directors and faculty and is better than ...