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Posted by Guilherme Oliveira Barbosa, on 23 October 2026
This post is co-authored by Dante Albino Idesti and Larissa de Moraes Chiarelli One hundred years ago, in 1926, Thomas Hunt Morgan published The Theory of the Gene, a landmark ...Posted by Ian Velloso Randolph, on 4 September 2026
How is it possible that cnidarians evolved so many different ways to acomplish the same thing? Unipolar and multipolar ingression, invagination, delamination, epiboly… All the paths lead to ‘planula’ – ...Posted by Katarina Kurtović, on 22 August 2026
It is summertime. I am eight years old and on summer break. I have been an early bird for as long as I can remember, and that morning I get ...Posted by Billy Hinchen, on 6 August 2026
How Parhyale hawaiensis went from mundane beach critter to lab celebrity across biology, chemistry and even physics.Posted by Margherita Perillo, on 20 July 2026
The adventure of a brave ENGAGE-Bio post-bac scholar at the MBL who set up a new sea cucumber species in the Perillo lab.Posted by Ceren Canse, on 6 July 2026
We are delighted to announce the winners of the Young Embryologist Network Image Competition held as part of the YEN 2026 Conference.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 Matyas Bubna-Litic, on 1 June 2026
We hope you are looking forward to the Young Embryologist Network Conference 2026! The meeting will be held at the Francis Crick Insitute on the 15th June 2026. There is still ...Posted by Alejandra GH, on 24 April 2026
In this Meeting Report, we get perspectives from BSDB members who attended the recent BSDB meeting in Warwick .Posted by Francois Fagotto, on 14 April 2026
We are happy to announce the forthcoming workshop entitled “Roadmap forEvoDevoMec”,Nov. 2nd – 5th, 2026, Université Paris Cité. The link with evolutionary history of an organism is key to understandembryonic ...