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Posted by the Node, on 1 April 2014
2014 is continuing in full force on the Node. We had many interesting posts this month, as well as several job and PhD studentships advertised in our jobs page. Here ...Posted by Maggie Pruitt, on 31 March 2014
Hello! My name is Maggie Pruitt and I am a postdoc in Dr. Stephan Schneider’s laboratory at Iowa State University. At the beginning of this year, I had the wonderful ...Posted by arielrinon, on 30 March 2014
Understanding how cells differentiate during embryonic development is invaluable for the in vitro derivation of functional cells from stem cells. However, mapping the human embryo, including characterization of all the ...Posted by the Node, on 26 March 2014
Last year we interviewed Kara Nordin, who won the SDB poster prize at the ISDB meeting in Cancun. Kara’s prize was to travel to Warwick to attend this year’s BSCB/BSDB ...Posted by Kara Cerveny, on 24 March 2014
This is the first of several Node Posts that the Developmental Neurobiology Seminar Class at Reed College in Portland, Oregon (USA) will be posting. Each week, 12 advanced undergraduate students ...Posted by Kim Dale, on 24 March 2014
Organisation: College of Life Sciences, University of Dundee Supervisors: Dr Kim Dale and Dr Philip Murray Studentship starting: 1st October 2014 BBSRC EASTBIO Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP) ...Posted by Megan Wilson, on 23 March 2014
Science communication using social media is becoming a very popular way of making science more accessible to the public, as well as a way to get your research noticed. This ...Posted by Fernando Garcia-Moreno, on 18 March 2014
A new method to study the beauty and relevance of cellular lineage The origin of living beings has always interested, intrigued and fascinated curious researchers during the history ...Posted by Seema Grewal, on 18 March 2014
Here are the highlights from the current issue of Development: A vascular scaffold for islet nerve growth In many organs, the processes of vascularisation and innervation are frequently interdependent. ...Posted by Lucy Freem, on 17 March 2014
Deep snow failed to chill the atmosphere at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratories as the most diverse Avian Model Systems meeting yet took place. The model organisms involved included transgenic quail ...