Posts by the Node team are posted under this account. To learn more about the Node, check out our About Us page.
Posted by the Node, on 2 December 2022
We loved Ewan St. John Smith’s tweet about the Chronophage clock that can be found in our home city, Cambridge. With Ewan’s permission, we have reproduced most of the thread ...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 25 November 2022
Welcome to our monthly trawl for developmental and stem cell biology (and related) preprints.Posted by the Node, on 23 November 2022
Our next Development presents... webinar is on 7 December, chaired by Irene Miguel-Aliaga on the topic of metabolism.Posted by the Node, on 16 November 2022
Mabel Mathew gives us some insights into the story behind their paper on the mechanism underlying de novo shoot regeneration.Posted by the Node, on 21 May 2025
The Company of Biologists currently has an opportunity for a paid three-month internship to work on our community sites – the Node, preLights and FocalPlane. This is a great opportunity to gain experience in the rapidly growing online science communication environment, to develop writing skills, and to learn about academic publishing. Together, the Company’s three community sites provide platforms […]
Posted by the Node, on 23 April 2025
The Company of Biologists and its journal Development are seeking to appoint a new Community Manager to run its successful community website ‘the Node’ and the journal’s social media activities. Launched in 2010, the Node is the place for the developmental biology community to share news, discuss issues relevant to the field and read about the latest […]
Posted by the Node, on 27 February 2025
Development, published by The Company of Biologists, is currently seeking applications for a Reviews Editor. Development is our flagship journal for the developmental biology and stem cell community. Joining an experienced and successful team, this is an exciting opportunity to make a significant contribution to one of the major journals in the developmental biology field. […]
