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Posted by the Node, on 21 June 2017
The votes are in for our latest Development cover competition with entries from the 2015 class of the Woods Hole Embryology Course. With 333 votes counted, we have a winner: 4th ...Posted by Nadia, on 21 June 2017
Hello everyone!! My name is Nadia Edelsztein and I am a PhD student from Argentina working in the Reproductive and Development field! I am addressing you all to ask for ...Posted by the Node, on 20 June 2017
Our image competition for a future Development cover is still live: voting closes tomorrow at 13.00 GMT! Click here to vote and find out more about the imagesPosted by the Node, on 31 May 2017
The Woods Hole Embryology Course, which will celebrate its 124th birthday this year, is a continual source of beautiful images (and videos) of development. Since 2011 the Node has run a competition for the ...Posted by Helena Jambor, on 27 April 2017
Or, please stop mixing green/red Color is a key aspect of graphic design, but for many years was not relevant for scientific figures that were largely black and white. Falling ...Posted by the Node, on 18 April 2017
The votes are in for our latest Development cover competition with entries from the 2015 class of the Woods Hole Embryology Course. With 578 votes counted, a winner emerged with ...Posted by the Node, on 30 March 2017
The Woods Hole Embryology Course, which will celebrate its 124th birthday this year, is a continual source of beautiful images (and videos) of development. Since 2011 the Node has run a competition for the ...Posted by chris.armit@igmm.ed.ac.uk, on 9 February 2017
A recent publication in Developmental Biology by (Armit et al., 2017) describes how the TRACER dataset can be spatially compared with in situ hybridisation gene expression profiles. The TRACER ...Posted by the Node, on 23 December 2016
To celebrate the Yuletide, we put together the 12 Development GIFs of Christmas on Twitter, a celebration of the beauty and breadth of developmental biology in endless hypnotic loops that ...Posted by MBuehr, on 4 November 2016
At the BSDB’s Autumn Meeting on chimeras, scientist and artist Mia Buehr exhibited some of her art inspired by developmental biology. Here, she introduces her pieces. You can keep up ...