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Posted by Valerie Tornini, on 18 December 2023
In this piece, I reflect on my recent scientific work as a lesson on how reductive definitions can overlook some of the most impactful discoveries and individuals in a collective.Posted by Amy Kerr, on 9 November 2023
Come join us next year in France to discuss all things Neural Crest: From patient to model system and back agan.This conference is organised by the Ph.D students of the ...Posted by tomoko Watanabe, on 5 October 2023
In June of this year, five secondary school teachers who teach BTEC and A levels students from Wales and Oxfordshire spent a week with us at the Department of Physiology ...Posted by Alex Eve, on 22 August 2023
I didn’t become aware of developmental biology (DevBio) until a lecture during my first year of undergraduate studies. From that moment on, however, I was hooked and even changed my ...Posted by Marina Caillet, on 21 August 2023
Every year, the Pasteur Institute of Paris organizes a course on Advances in Stem Cell Biology (ASCB). Directed by Professors Laure Bally-Cuif and Shahragim Tajbakhsh, this course brings together over ...Posted by Frank Schubert, on 4 July 2023
The abstract submission deadline for the 11th Avian Model Systems meeting, 11-14 September 2023 in Portsmouth, UK, as been extended to 21 July 2023. The conference will for the first ...Posted by Heidi Lempradl, on 22 June 2023
Looking forward to welcome you to our EMBO Workshop – Developmental metabolism: flows of energy, matter, and informationPosted by rorylcooper, on 16 June 2023
Read the story behind the paper about an experimental method for transforming chicken scales into true feathers.Posted by Naomi Clements-Brod, on 9 June 2023
In the final episode of the Human Developmental Biology Initiative’s podcast, hip-hop artist Aubz meets Oxford University scientist Shankar Srinivas and they discuss questions such as what is human developmental ...Posted by Marco Massimo, on 19 May 2023
Read the story behind the work by Marco Massimo, Carlotta Barelli and Katie Long looking into haemorrhages in foetal brain tissue.