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Posted by the Node, on 6 September 2024
Catch up on the Development presents... webinar on 4 September, featuring talks from Lydia Djenoune and Keaton Schuster.Posted by the Node, on 4 September 2024
Hear from three early-career researchers studying environment, evolution and development. Chaired by Guest Editor, Karen Sears.Posted by the Node, on 4 September 2024
Welcome to our monthly trawl for developmental and stem cell biology (and related) preprints.Posted by the Node, on 28 August 2024
Hear from two early-career researchers studying the heart. Chaired by Senior Editor, Alex Eve.Posted by the Node, on 20 August 2024
In June, the Node, preLights and FocalPlane organised SciCommConnect, an online event all about science writing and presentation. As part of the day, we hosted a three-minute research talk competition. ...Posted by the Node, on 7 May 2024
The Company of Biologists is seeking to appoint a Reviews Editor to work across four of its journals: Development, Journal of Cell Science, Journal of Experimental Biology, and Disease Models & Mechanisms. Joining a long-established and successful publishing company, this is an exciting opportunity for an enthusiastic and motivated team player to make a […]
Posted by the Node, on 8 February 2024
We are looking to recruit a Reviews Editor to work on our journal Disease Models & Mechanisms. This is a particularly exciting time to join us as we plan our celebrations in 2025. This is a full-time permanent role. Core responsibilities include commissioning, handling peer review and developmental editing of review content; representation of the […]
Posted by the Node, on 18 December 2023
We are currently recruiting for an exciting Science Communications role to enhance the community content on our journal websites and grow our social media presence in China through our WeChat channel. We publish five important journals and host three community websites that serve the wider biological research community. All have effective marketing and a good […]
