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Posted by Joyce Yu, on 6 August 2025
Press release from Development on the Research Report Ciliary biology intersects autism and congenital heart disease Summary: It is difficult to predict whether newborns will develop autism, but autism can ...Posted by Shefali Shefali, on 21 July 2025
We pick up where we left off with Anna-Lena Vigil, now a PhD candidate in the Crocker Group at EMBL, as her journey unfolds to moments beyond the bench that ...Posted by Shefali Shefali, on 15 July 2025
All the world’s a metabolic dance, early career scientists are leading the way! Emerging perspectives in metabolism This week we’ll meet Anna-Lena Vigil, who is a PhD candidate in the ...Posted by Shefali Shefali, on 7 July 2025
All the world’s a metabolic dance, early career scientists are leading the way! Emerging perspectives in metabolism This week we’ll meet Dr Kristina Stapornwongkul, a new incoming faculty at IMBA, ...Posted by Helen Zenner, on 23 June 2025
The recent Special Issue from Journal of Cell Science focussed on the cell biology of mitochondria. To showcase some of the research in this issue, FocalPlane and MITOtalks have teamed ...Posted by Isaia Vardanega, on 12 June 2025
Why do some grass species like rice have multiple grains developing on primary and secondary branches, while others like barley only have one 'spikelet' developing into a single grain?Posted by Shefali Shefali, on 9 June 2025
All the world’s a metabolic dance, early career scientists are leading the way! Emerging perspectives in metabolism This week we’ll meet Dr Karin Van der Burg, a new faculty at ...Posted by the Node, on 9 June 2025
Welcome to our monthly trawl for developmental and stem cell biology (and related) preprints. The preprints this month are hosted on bioRxiv – use these links below to get to ...Posted by Smrithi Murthy, on 6 June 2025
Many times, the project or PhD is over, and the paper published, and yet the story unfinished. During the course of PhD, there arise many mysterious observations and unanswered questions. ...Posted by Yamini Ravichandran, on 4 June 2025
Behind the paper: “Topology changes of Hydra define actin orientation defects as organizers of morphogenesis”