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Posted by Laura Rihova, on 15 December 2022
Determining the Effects of FOXG1 Mutations on Early Neurodevelopmental Structures Using iPSCs I am an undergraduate Neuroscience student at University College London interested in researching neurodevelopmental and neuropsychiatric disorders. I ...Posted by Delia Capatina, on 28 November 2022
Investigating the rules of cell-to-cell interaction during pre-somitic mesoderm elongation I discovered the field of developmental biology through independent reading during the first year of my undergraduate biomedical sciences program. ...Posted by Petra Vieira, on 13 August 2022
Posting my lab report from last summer again since I can’t log into my last account. Update: I’ll be starting an Mres looking at the mutual suppression of the cardiac ...Posted by Rufus Morgan, on 5 January 2022
Regionalising the nervous system: the steps to produce spinal cord. The nervous system is one of the first structures that develops during embryogenesis. However, the process by which regional identity ...Posted by the Node, on 23 June 2021
We talk to Kristina Stapornwongkul, 2021 Beddington Medal WinnerPosted by the Node Interviews, on 22 April 2021
The Beddington Medal recognises the best PhD thesis in developmental biologyPosted by BSDB, on 18 January 2021
The Beddington Medal is the BSDB’s major commendation to promising young biologists, awarded for the best PhD thesis in Developmental Biology defended in the year previous to the award. It ...Posted by the Node, on 16 December 2020
Recently shared by the British Society for Developmental BiologyPosted by the Node, on 18 March 2020
Exhibitors are crucial to fund society conferences like BSDB/Gensoc 2020, and since they did not have the chance to promote themselves in person, here we are showcasing some of them ...Posted by the Node, on 18 March 2020
The BSDB/GenSoc meeting’s cancellation left organisers and us thinking about ways to try to replicate some of it online. Over on Twitter it’s been a blast – just look at ...