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developmental and stem cell biologists
Posted by the Node, on 3 December 2024
Meet the Hirashima lab, situated at the Mechanobiology Institute and Department of Physiology, National University of Singapore.Posted by Margot Smit, on 10 November 2024
It’s now been 13 months since I started my lab, marking the end of my ‘New PI Diaries’ series here on the Node. The journey has so far been both ...Posted by the Node, on 31 October 2024
Meet the Chan lab, based in the Mechanobiology Institute, Singapore. The lab is interested in how mechanics regulates mammalian follicle development.Posted by the Node, on 23 October 2024
Meet the Ladher Lab, based at the National Centre for Biological Sciences (NCBS) in Bangalore, India.Posted by Paul Bump, on 19 September 2024
Learn about a day in the life of a lab that uses Hofstenia miamia, the three-banded panther worm, for their research.Posted by Margot Smit, on 23 August 2024
On my first day at the ZMBP last October I saw our lab space and my first thought was ‘I have a lab!’. A little over half a year later, ...Posted by the Node, on 12 August 2024
Meet the Harnoš lab, based in Brno, Czech Republic. The lab is interested in the role of planar polarity in neural tube formation and cell migration in Xenopus.Posted by Debora Bogani, on 9 July 2024
The LAG-R framework (Laboratory Animal Genetic Reporting) has just been published in Nature Communications with Lydia Teboul, head of our Molecular Cell Biology team at the Mary Lyon Centre at ...Posted by Andrea Gomez, on 5 July 2024
In this post, I invite you to join me on the journey through our recent article titled “Two Orthogonal Differentiation Gradients Locally Coordinate Fruit Morphogenesis.” This story started when I ...Posted by the Node, on 13 June 2024
Meet the Rios-Barrera lab, based in UNAM, Mexico City. The lab uses the Drosophila respiratory system to study the sub- and supracellular mechanisms of morphogenesis.