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Posted by Joana Carvalho, on 6 April 2015
We have been trying to implement FRET in the lab and transfect our cells with mechanical biosensors, but so far we haven’t managed to successfully force our cells to express our ...Posted by Journal of Cell Science, on 31 March 2015
This cartoon was first published in the Journal of Cell Science. Read other articles and cartoons of Mole & Friends here. To read part I- ‘The imposter’ click here.Posted by Journal of Cell Science, on 31 March 2015
This cartoon was first published in the Journal of Cell Science. Read other articles and cartoons of Mole & Friends here. To read part II- ‘The teaching monster’ click here.Posted by the Node, on 24 March 2015
In our recent survey many of you told us that you like the Node to be even more a place where the community can discuss and share ideas. We totally agree, ...Posted by Catarina Vicente, on 20 February 2015
Alongside my main role as community manager of the Node I am also Development’s online editor, and one of my responsibilities is writing press releases. I recently wrote a press ...Posted by the Node, on 20 January 2015
This Spotlight was first published in Development. The days of the solitary scientist toiling away within the isolation of the academic ivory tower are something of the past. This is not only true ...Posted by the Node, on 18 December 2014
This article by Insoo Hyun was first published in Development. Also read the companion ethics article here. In recent years, there has been much interest in the prospect of generating and using human stem cells ...Posted by the Node, on 18 December 2014
This article by Göran Hermerén was first published in Development. Also read the companion ethics article here. The development of human pluripotent stem cells has opened up the possibility to analyse the ...Posted by the Node, on 16 December 2014
This editorial was first published in Development. It was written by Olivier Pourquié, Benoit Bruneau, Gordon Keller and Austin Smith. The past 30 years or so have witnessed tremendous advances in ...The Future of Research Symposium:
Posted by Gary McDowell, on 1 October 2014
This is the last of four posts relating to the Future of Research symposium which was announced in a previous blog post. Each of these posts will discuss a topic ...