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Posted by Jesus Chimal-Monroy, on 18 June 2026
We are pleased to invite you to participate in the Salamander Meeting 2026, which will be held at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) in Mexico City from October ...Posted by Alex Eve, on 18 June 2026
As new journal impact factors are released this week, it’s worth considering what an impact factor really is and whether the academic community should put so much emphasis on a ...Posted by Samara Ranie, on 12 June 2026
Samara Ranie, PhD student in Melanie White's lab, takes us through a day in the life of a transgenic quail lab.Posted by the Node, on 1 June 2026
Development, host of the Node, invites you to submit your latest research to our upcoming Special Issue – Plant and Algae Development. This issue will be coordinated by Academic Editor Dominique ...Posted by Andrea Murillo, on 4 May 2026
We are delighted to announce the Workshop 'Rethinking Cell Differentiation and Development: A Unicellular Perspective'. Early-career researchers apply for funded places by 12 June 2026.Posted by the Node, on 8 April 2026
Join us in April to learn about two of the three papers named as finalists of Development's 2025 Outstanding Paper Prize.Posted by the Node, on 16 February 2026
In February, we hear from three early-career researchers studying neural development. Chaired by one of Development’s first Pathway to Independence fellows, Polina KamenevaPosted by the Node, on 20 January 2026
Every researcher knows the anticipation and trepidation that come with submitting a paper to a journal. Years of effort have been distilled into a few thousand words and a handful ...Posted by the Node, on 5 January 2026
In mid-January, we will hear from three of Development's Pathway to Independence (PI) fellows studying development, evolution and the environment.Posted by the Node, on 4 November 2025
Traditionally, developmental biology has been considered the study of the embryo, and significant events such as metamorphosis or birth signify the pinnacle of development. However,