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Posted by David Fay, on 12 February 2026
As scientists, we are all are works in progress and continually developing in our own ways. Each of us brings unique strengths and skills along with challenges, and these can ...Posted by the Node, on 11 February 2026
Here we showcase work from Craig Zuckerman, a digital fine artist whose work draws on scientific imagery to create immersive visual environments. With a background in medical illustration and animation, ...Posted by Arshak Alexanian, on 8 February 2026
Do cells carry memories of the whole body into the next generation? For more than two millennia, biologists and philosophers have debated whether traits acquired during life can be inherited. ...Posted by the Node, on 5 February 2026
Welcome to our monthly trawl for developmental and stem cell biology (and related) preprints. The preprints this month are hosted on bioRxiv.Posted by Helen Zenner, on 29 January 2026
Catch up on the webinars from 2026 14 January 2026 – 15:00 GMT/UTC. Chaired by Priti Agarwal Featuring two early-career researchers working on development, evolution and the environment: Chee Kiang ...Posted by the Node, on 29 January 2026
Our January webinar featured two early-career researchers working on development, evolution and the environment. Here, we share the talks from Chee Kiang (Ethan) Ewe (Tel Aviv University) and Max Farnworth ...Posted by Alejo Torres Cano, on 28 January 2026
Behind the paper story from Alejo Torres Cano on their recent paper describing how spatially organized cellular communities shape functional tissue architecture in the pancreas.Posted by the Node, on 27 January 2026
Meet the Ditadi lab, based at the Ospedale San Raffaele, as part of the San Raffaele Telethon Institute for Gene Therapy, in the north-east corner of Milan, Italy.Posted by Helena Jambor, on 26 January 2026
or, Why all biologists needs data visualization Biology probes form and function of Life. Form is easy to grasp: cells under a microscope, subcellular structures in electron micrographs, or organisms ...Posted by Nivedita Mukherjee, on 21 January 2026
Reflections from The Company of Biologists Workshop on 'Decoding Whole Genome Doubling: Insights From Evolution, Development and Disease' by Nivedita Mukherjee and Mateus de Oliveira Lisboa.