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developmental and stem cell biologists
Posted by Teodora Andreea Rinciog, on 22 December 2023
Hi! My name is Teodora and I am the new Sustainable Conferencing and Communications Officer from The Company of Biologists. Since I joined The Company of Biologists, I have worked ...Posted by the Node, on 7 December 2023
Find out more about the key features on Xenbase and how the community can contribute to the mission of the database.Posted by the Node, on 10 October 2023
Find out about AxoBase, a new platform providing a one-stop web resource for the axolotl research community.Posted by tomoko Watanabe, on 5 October 2023
In June of this year, five secondary school teachers who teach BTEC and A levels students from Wales and Oxfordshire spent a week with us at the Department of Physiology ...Posted by Marianna Poli, on 4 September 2023
Do you feel as if a novel imaging approach would give you new insights into your sample or provide a new way to answer your research questions? Imagine you could ...Posted by Reinier Prosee, on 11 July 2023
Reflections on a social media workshop that was part of the Society for Experimental Biology Centenary Conference 2023.Posted by Naomi Clements-Brod, on 2 June 2023
The seventh episode of Made the Same Way, a podcast produced by the Wellcome-funded Human Developmental Biology Initiative, features sociologist and writer Marieke Bigg discussing the ethics of research with ...Posted by Naomi Clements-Brod, on 5 May 2023
In the third episode of the Human Developmental Biology Initiative‘s new podcast, scientist Magomet ‘Mag’ Aushev, a postdoctoral researcher in Mary Herbert‘s lab at Newcastle University, meets Zara, a songwriter ...Posted by the Node, on 10 January 2023
In our latest Featured Resource article, we hear from Patrick Lemaire and Emmanuel Faure, who describes the work of MorphoNet.Posted by Cheryl Telmer, on 6 December 2022
In our latest 'Featured resource' article, we hear from Cheryl Telmer, who describes the work of Echinobase.