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Posted by Katherine Brown, on 11 February 2025
This post is part of our ‘first issues’ series on the Node – looking at some of the papers, and the researchers behind them, that appeared in the first issues ...Posted by Nicola_Festuccia, on 10 February 2025
The elusive importance of NR5A2 and ESRRB as pluripotency factors Our paper entitled “Nr5a2 is dispensable for zygotic genome activation but essential for morula development” is the culmination of a ...Posted by Alex Eve, on 10 February 2025
In the latest issue of Development, you can read about the journal's history since launching as Journal of Embryology and Experimental Morphology (JEEM) in 1953 (Eve, 2025).Posted by the Node, on 6 February 2025
We’re only just over a month into 2025, and lots have happened already. In this ‘Developing news’ post, we’ve collated a few Bluesky posts about topics that have been on ...Posted by the Node, on 5 February 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 Iwan Evans, on 4 February 2025
A BBSRC-funded Postdoctoral Research Associate position is available (18 months) to study resolution of inflammation using the Drosophila model is available in the Evans lab. We are looking for an ...Posted by Mariana Maia-Gil, on 3 February 2025
In their recent paper, Maia-Gil and colleagues explored whether and how nuclear properties can influence nuclear positioning in vivo. Their work revealed that in the densely packed retinal zebrafish neuroepithelium, ...Posted by Matyas Bubna-Litic, on 30 January 2025
Register now for the Young Embryologist Network meeting – Monday 19 May 2025 at the Francis Crick Institute. Are you an early career researcher in developmental and stem cell biology? ...Posted by the Node, on 22 January 2025
Development's January newsletter includes the Biologists @ 100 conference, Pathway to Independence programme and 'Lifelong Development' special issue call for papers.Posted by Jette Lengefeld, on 21 January 2025
The Lengefeld laboratory is working on understanding how the failure to regenerate tissue with age is a major health issue. A contributor to this decline is the loss of stem ...