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Posted by Nawseen Tarannum, on 9 January 2024
Read the meeting report from Nawseen Tarannum, who attended the 2nd European Developmental Biology Congress in Oxford.Posted by Tanya Foley, on 9 January 2024
Read the meeting report from Tanya Foley, who was part of the Paris hub organizing team of the 2023 European Developmental Biology Congress.Posted by Maria Costanzo, on 19 December 2023
I read the name of Pere Alberch for the first time while leafing through a collection of articles on Ecology and Evolution edited by the Universidad Autónoma de México [1]. ...Posted by Dina Mikimoto, on 19 December 2023
In my previous article, I discussed the importance of joining communities and finding your crowd. Following my own advice, I have joined the Japan SciComm Forum, the community for English-speaking ...Posted by Alexandra Bisia, on 19 December 2023
One does not easily pass up the opportunity to attend an ISSCR conference, especially when said conference is in Vienna, in the leadup to Christmas, and the venue is the ...Posted by Brent Foster, on 18 September 2023
Introducing “unconventional posts,” a miniseries celebrating the “unconventional” experimental systems presented at #DevMeeting23. Each day I’ll upload handmade postcards spotlighting the breadth of unconventional systems shared in talks or posters ...Posted by Ioakeim Ampartzidis, on 12 June 2023
The Young Embryologist Network (YEN) turns 15 this year. Read this meeting report of the 2023 YEN Conference.Posted by Zoe Mann, on 29 November 2022
By Zoe Mann, Ahmed Mahmoud, Ana Rita Diogo Robelo and Neha Agrawal ...Posted by Girish Kale, on 11 November 2022
by Girish Kale and Niveda Udaykumar Girish Kale, Lemke lab, Centre for Organismal Studies (COS), Heidelberg University, Heidelberg. Germany I guess I am speaking for everyone when I say that ...Posted by BSDB, on 1 November 2022
To many readers of the Node, Lewis Wolpert, who died on 28th January 2021, was above all a developmental biologist—one of the most distinguished and influential of his generation. But ...