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Posted by Alex Eve, on 16 June 2022
We are currently asking for feedback on our Development presents… webinar series and invite you to complete a short survey using the button below. The survey will close on Wednesday ...Posted by Alex Eve, on 18 March 2022
Often in scientific writing, we are up against strict limits, whether it be the number of words for a conference abstract, the number of pages for a grant proposal or ...Posted by Alex Eve, on 23 February 2022
As lockdowns ease and the prospect of attending a conference in person rises on the horizon, it might be time to take stock of what conferences offer that virtual meetings ...Posted by John Wallingford, on 11 July 2021
Hello! Welcome back to the #devbiolwriteclub! Over the last year or so, I’ve harangued you on Twitter and on The Node about practicing the craft of writing. I’ve ignored any ...Posted by John Wallingford, on 24 April 2021
When I wrote the #DevBiolWriteClub rules, I made Rule #2 simply restate Rule #1. This, of course, was a cheap ploy by the author to make the reader compare him ...Posted by John Wallingford, on 22 December 2020
John Wallingford returns for another Developmental Biology Write Club – this time featuring his favourite books about writingPosted by Helena Jambor, on 27 October 2020
Helena Jambor shares her tips for how to create a captivating and coherent visual abstractPosted by John Wallingford, on 18 October 2020
For other posts in this series click here In my first post a few months back, I talked about the need for working scientists to create new habits of mind ...Posted by Joachim Goedhart, on 29 September 2020
The superplot was recently proposed as a data visualization strategy that improves the communication of experimental results (Lord et al, 2020). To simplify the visualization of data with a superplot, ...Posted by Alex Eve, on 25 September 2020
If this post causes a sense of déjà vu, it might be because you’ve read our recent articles: An Introduction to Writing Review Articles and Getting involved in peer review. ...