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developmental and stem cell biologists
Posted by Tetsuto, on 24 January 2017
Tetsuto Miyashita Certain scientific meetings have their place in the book of history as a visible shift — or a turning point, if you will — in a particular ...Posted by the Node, on 11 January 2017
In September 2016, Development held its second meeting dedicated to human development. You can read about the meeting in a review by April Craft and Matthew Johnson in this week’s issue, ...Posted by Aidan Maartens, on 28 November 2016
In October I travelled to Girona, an old Catalan city surrounded by wooded hills a hundred kilometres north of Barcelona, for the 11th meeting of the Spanish Society for Developmental ...Posted by Iwan Evans, on 25 November 2016
We are delighted to invite you to our one-day STORM symposium, which aims to bring together expertise from fields of biology and physics as well as microscope software engineers to discuss ...Posted by Abcam Events, on 24 November 2016
On April 3-4, 2017 scientists from around Europe will be converging on Munich, Germany for the next meeting in the Abcam Brain meeting series – Programming and Reprogramming the Brain. ...Posted by Treasa Creavin, on 16 November 2016
The aim of the third conference in this series is to understand the biology that underpins the success or failure of regenerative processes. We will explore the relationship between stem ...Posted by Katherine Brown, on 27 October 2016
Earlier this week, I took part in a workshop on preprints – organised by Alfonso Martinez-Arias and held in Cambridge, UK. Inspired by the ASAPbio movement in the States, Alfonso felt ...Posted by BSDB, on 18 October 2016
The 2016 BSDB Autumn meeting under the topic of ‘chimaeras and their use in studying developmental processes and disease models’ was organised by Jenny Nichols and Tristan Rodriguez. It took ...Posted by Aidan Maartens, on 12 October 2016
Two years ago, Development held a meeting on the emerging field of stem cells and human development. In announcing the meeting, the organisers described a knowledge gap: “Strikingly, although ...Posted by harrisonworrell, on 23 September 2016
The 5th of July 1996 marked the birth of the world’s most famous sheep, Dolly. A scientific revelation, she was the first mammal to be cloned from an adult somatic ...