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Posted by Victoria Hatch, on 20 November 2012
SCHOOL OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, UNIVERSITY OF EAST ANGLIA POST DOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE POSITION AVAILABLE Neural Crest Development in Xenopus £30,122 to £35,938 per annum A Post ...Posted by the Node, on 19 November 2012
Advent calendar Thanks to everyone who has sent in suggestions for papers for the advent calendar. We’re still looking for a few more to take us to a complete set ...Posted by Kim Cooper, on 14 November 2012
On the morning of Sunday, November 11th, the world lost a great gentleman scholar – Professor Farish A. Jenkins, Jr of the Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard ...Posted by Katherine Brown, on 6 November 2012
Here at Development, and at our sister journal Disease Models and Mechanisms, we are currently advertising two editorial positions. Within the Development team, we are seeking to recruit a new ...Posted by Disease Models and Mechanisms, on 6 November 2012
Scientific Editor Disease Models & Mechanisms Based in Cambridge, UK Joining a young journal in an expanding and important area of research, this is an exciting opportunity for a promising ...Posted by Katherine Brown, on 6 November 2012
Associate Reviews Editor (Stem Cells) Development Based in Cambridge, UK Applications are sought for a new role of Associate Reviews Editor for the stem cell field at Development. Joining an ...Posted by Eva Amsen, on 29 October 2012
At the EMBO meeting in late September, Linda Partridge gave a keynote talk about the role of the nutrient-sensing insulin/IGF/TOR signaling network in ageing. In her talk she showed, for ...Posted by __Deleted user__, on 24 October 2012
Postdoc position in appendage skeletal development and evolution An NSF funded postdoctoral position of up to 3 years, is available from 1 February 2013 to work with Dr Marcus C. ...Posted by JordanRaff, on 23 October 2012
To mark Open Access Week (October 22-28), the Node is reposting a recent editorial in Biology Open (BiO), by BiO editor-in-Chief Jordan Raff. Please leave your feedback in the comments. ...Posted by Eva Amsen, on 2 October 2012
The last two days of the EMBO meeting were quite busy, with lots of interesting plenary talks, concurrent sessions, and special symposia. On Monday evening two interesting non-biology talks were ...