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developmental and stem cell biologists
Posted by Alex Eve, on 13 May 2025
About 6.5 years ago now, I wrote my first post for the Node, ‘Hello from Alex‘, introducing myself as a new Reviews Editor for Development. I was thrilled by the ...Posted by Sandra de Haan, on 8 May 2025
Co-authored by Sandra de Haan and Jingyan He In our recently published paper ‘Ectoderm barcoding reveals neural and cochlear compartmentalization‘, we utilized ultrasound-guided in utero nano injections to deliver heritable DNA barcodes ...Posted by the Node, on 6 May 2025
Talks from the first authors of Development's outstanding paper prize finalists.Posted by Sally Lowell, on 29 April 2025
A workshop to explore how synthetic biology can help us understand how embryos build themselves 20 – 21 October 2025, Brighton, UK. A Royal Society Theo Murphy meeting organised by ...Posted by Shefali Shefali, on 25 April 2025
Emerging perspectives in metabolism. #MetabolismMondays begin on April 28th 2025.Posted by the Node, on 13 March 2025
This series of interviews features principal investigators (PIs) within the first five or so years of establishing their own research group.Posted by Xuanmao Chen, on 12 March 2025
The people behind the papers – Juan Yang and Xuanmao Chen In mammalian embryos, brains develop from the inside out, with younger neurons moving to the outer layers in a ...Posted by Claudio Hernández-López, on 20 February 2025
By Claudio Hernández-López and Aditya Singh Rajput This is one of three reports about the “Physics of the Early Embryonic Divisions” Workshop, organised by The Company of Biologists. Read the ...Posted by Joyce Yu, on 13 February 2025
Continuing the ‘First issues’ series, in this post we’ll find out more about Audrey Muggleton-Harris, who published in Development’s first issue in 1987. Audrey Muggleton-Harris was born in London, England, ...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.