The Node correspondents
With diverse backgrounds and interests, the Node correspondents are a group of developmental and stem cell biology researchers who are keen to contribute regularly to the Node.
From Shifting Skies to Toxic Tides: A Tale of Flies & Flux #MetabolismMondays
Posted by Shefali Shefali, on 12 May 2025
All the world’s a metabolic dance, early career scientists are leading the way! Emerging perspectives in metabolism This week we will get to know insights from Dr. Lautaro Gandara, who …The Fat of the Matter: To know a fly, To know ourselves #MetabolismMondays
Posted by Shefali Shefali, on 5 May 2025
All the world’s a metabolic dance, early career scientists are leading the way! Emerging perspectives in metabolism This week, we delve into the story of Dr. Lianna W. Watt, a …Of TOR and Tide: Metabolism Beyond the Model #MetabolismMondays
Posted by Shefali Shefali, on 28 April 2025
All the world’s a metabolic dance, early career scientists are leading the way! Emerging perspectives in metabolism This week we will get to know insights from Dr. Eudald Pascual-Carreras, who …All the world’s a metabolic dance, and we are merely moving to the rhythm!
Posted by Shefali Shefali, on 25 April 2025
Emerging perspectives in metabolism. #MetabolismMondays begin on April 28th 2025.3rd Crick Beddington Symposium: Shared Roots and Divergent Paths in the Chick Spinal Cord
Posted by Alex Neaverson, on 26 March 2025
During the coffee break on the second day of the 3rd Crick Beddington Symposium, I approached Dr Giulia Boezio, a postdoc in the Briscoe lab at the Francis Crick Institute. …3rd Crick Beddington Symposium: Anterior Fates Await Those Who Migrate – How Nodal Dynamics Shape Anteroposterior Patterning
Posted by Alex Neaverson, on 14 March 2025
The Node correspondent, Alex Neaverson, interviewed Prof Vasso Episkopou at the Beddington Symposiuim.