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Posted by Rita Aires, on 1 September 2016
The story of this paper is also the story of my PhD. It begins as most papers and PhDs do: with a distinct and often unrelated starting project or plan. ...Posted by Burkhardt Group, on 1 September 2016
Who are we? Hi, my name is Ruairi Kavanagh and I’m a Master’s student at Plymouth University. For my dissertation I am based in The Marine Biological Association (MBA). I ...Posted by Katherine Brown, on 31 August 2016
This Editorial originally appeared in Development, Vol 143, Issue 17. Olivier Pourquié and Katherine Brown At Development, we are always trying to improve our processes and service – for authors ...Posted by Aidan Maartens, on 18 August 2016
The joint meeting of the Society for Developmental Biology and the International Society for Differentiation was held in Boston between August 4th and 8th. It was a meeting of firsts ...Posted by Dictychris, on 17 August 2016
We are seeking an enthusiastic and outstanding postdoctoral researcher to join a multidisciplinary team led by Prof. Chris Thompson at the University of Manchester. You will use single cell RNA ...Posted by __Deleted user__, on 15 August 2016
A postdoctoral researcher position is available in the Plageman lab in the College of Optometry at the Ohio State University to elucidate mechanisms of vertebrate epithelial morphogenesis. The project will ...Posted by Andrea Münsterberg, on 12 August 2016
A postdoctoral position is available for a bioinformatician to investigate the mechanisms by which microRNAs, transcription factors and developmental signals control skeletal and cardiac muscle differentiation. The post is based ...Posted by Navajas, on 1 August 2016
“My dear, here we must run as fast as we can, just to stay in place. And if you wish to go anywhere you must run twice as fast as ...Posted by the Node, on 1 August 2016
In case you missed it, here’s a round up of our July content, with lots of developmental biology research highlights (inc. microfluidics, zebrafinches and 3D retinas), as well as some art, ...Posted by hintze531, on 26 July 2016
Mark Hintze and Diana Gradinaru introduce their collaborative animation about the wonders of developmental biology. How are you built? How do you become the shape and form that you are? How are ...