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Posted by Megan Wilson, on 18 June 2014
After serving on some academic selection committees recently, I’m worried about the future of some of our young scientists. Especially concerning are the number of applications where the candidate, pursuing ...Posted by Renee van Amerongen, on 3 December 2013
We have an opening for a PhD student at the University of Amsterdam in the Netherlands. This research project will investigate the behaviour and control of Wnt-responsive stem cells in ...Posted by Annemiek Beverdam, on 20 November 2013
Posted by the Node, on 13 July 2011
We’d like to draw your attention to one of the current job postings, even if you don’t normally look at the job ads page. After 8 very successful years with ...Posted by the Node, on 7 September 2010
New format for job postings You may have noticed some job ads for postdocs appearing on the Node. Until today, these ads appeared with the rest of the posts, but ...Posted by Katherine Brown, on 6 May 2025
As you may have seen in an earlier post, I’m moving on from Development after 13+ years as the journal’s Executive Editor. The good news (for me at least!) is ...Posted by Ruth Williams, on 6 May 2025
The Williams lab at the University of Manchester is looking for an enthusiastic postdoc to join our team studying gene regulatory networks underlying cell fate decisions from the neural plate ...Posted by the Node, on 30 April 2025
In this SciArt profile, we meet Margot Smit, a plant developmental biologist whose lab is in the ZMBP, University of Tübingen. Margot enjoys linocut printmaking of designs inspired by Arabidopsis ...Posted by Joyce Yu, on 24 April 2025
After two fulfilling years working at the Node and Development, I have decided to move on and embark on a new adventure. That means, my job is up for grabs! ...Posted by the Node, on 22 April 2025
Meet the Davies Lab, based in the Centre for Discovery Brain Sciences, the University of Edinburgh.