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developmental and stem cell biologists
Posted by the Node, on 17 March 2025
An Editorial from the five Editors-in-Chief of The Company of Biologists’ journals The Editors-in-Chief have written a joint Editorial, discussing the enormous challenges currently facing researchers in the US and ...Posted by the Node, on 6 February 2025
We’re only just over a month into 2025, and lots have happened already. In this ‘Developing news’ post, we’ve collated a few Bluesky posts about topics that have been on ...Posted by the Node, on 1 September 2023
Is it time to re-define what a human embryo is? Plus #devbio preLights and news from the community.Posted by the Node, on 21 June 2023
Preprints on human stem cell-based embryo models; developing guidance on stem cell use and a survey to assess inclusivity.Posted by the Node, on 5 June 2023
It matters who does science, mental health crisis among scientists and #devbio preLights.Posted by the Node, on 18 January 2023
After a short break, our first ‘Developing news’ post of 2023 focusses on disruption in science. How good is ChatGPT? One of the main talking point on Twitter in December ...Posted by the Node, on 29 November 2022
In the past couple of weeks, #ScienceTwitter was full of tweets starting with ‘If Twitter ends today, can we all agree that…’, professing their love for a particular model organism, ...Posted by the Node, on 15 November 2022
The big news on #ScienceTwitter (and indeed Twitter more broadly) surrounds the flock becoming a herd as the community hedges with more and more users opening accounts on Mastodon. There ...Posted by the Node, on 25 October 2022
This week, #SciTwitter has been focussed on discussions around publishing, starting with prestige-signalling, followed by a big announcement from eLife, which received mixed reactions on Twitter.Posted by the Node, on 18 October 2022
Twitter has felt a little quieter on the #devbio front these past two weeks, perhaps in anticipation of the long awaited #ISDB2021, which kicked off this Sunday. If you have ...