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Posted by the Node, on 3 May 2023
Read the Editorial in the journal Development, about the Node's most popular features over the past 13 years, as well as newer initiatives for 2023 and beyond.Posted by Reinier Prosee, on 25 April 2023
We recently announced that we will be working with three newly appointed the Node correspondents, who will be helping us to develop and write content for the Node in 2023. ...Posted by Joyce Yu, on 20 April 2023
Hello everyone! I am Joyce Yu, the new Community Manager of the Node. Before joining The Company of Biologists, I was doing science communications at Alzheimer’s Research UK, a charity ...Posted by Reinier Prosee, on 19 April 2023
We recently announced that we will be working with three newly appointed the Node correspondents, who will be helping us to develop and write content for the Node in 2023. ...Posted by the Node, on 3 April 2023
We recently announced that we will be working with three newly appointed the Node correspondents, who will be helping us to develop and write content for the Node in 2023. ...Posted by Niveda Udaykumar, on 17 March 2023
“CNKSR2: Identifying and elucidating the role of a novel downstream effector of RA signalling in chick forebrain morphogenesis“ In the February issue of Development, Niveda and her colleagues report on ...Posted by the Node, on 9 March 2023
One of our favourite giveaways here at the Node is our collection of postcards. With our supplies dwindling (they are a crowd-favourite at meetings!), we are planning to reprint the ...Posted by Frank Schubert, on 8 March 2023
The 11th Avian Model Systems Meeting will take place 11-14 September 2023 in Portsmouth, UK.Posted by Laura Hankins, on 7 March 2023
Hi everyone, my name is Laura Hankins and I’ve recently joined Development as a Reviews Editor. I haven’t moved far, as I initially joined The Company of Biologists back in ...Posted by Ertugrul Ozbudak, on 23 February 2023
Node Blog: Behind the Paper Story Clocks, gradients and segmentation Muhammed Simsek, Ertuğrul Özbudak and colleagues have discovered that oscillations in the ppErk gradient, driven by the Her1-Her7 oscillator, is ...