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Limb regeneration guide for axolotls

Posted by , on 28 September 2025

A recent paper from Otsuki and colleagues investigates the molecular mechanisms driving limb regeneration in axolotl

In the apple eye of evolution: Camera-type eye regeneration

Posted by , on 23 September 2025

Behind the paper stories from “A genetically tractable non-vertebrate system to study complete camera-type eye regeneration“ We are all stepping into a story where evolution, development, and regeneration converge in ...

Introducing Ingrid - the New Reviews Editor for Development

Posted by , on 3 September 2025

Hi there, I’m Ingrid and I’m very happy to be introducing myself as the new Reviews Editor for Development. I will mainly be working behind-the-scenes with authors to commission and ...

Catch up on Development presents… webinar on stem cells and organoids

Posted by , on 21 August 2025

Catch up on the Development presents... webinar, featuring talks from ECRs working on stem cells and organoids.

Development presents... stem cells and organoids

Posted by , on 30 July 2025

Talks from three researchers working on stem cells and organoids.

Currents of Change: Metabolism shaping cell fate and evolution #MetabolismMondays

Posted by , on 15 July 2025

All the world’s a metabolic dance, early career scientists are leading the way! Emerging perspectives in metabolism This week we’ll meet Anna-Lena Vigil, who is a PhD candidate in the ...

Metabolic Origins: Steering of early developmental fate #MetabolismMondays

Posted by , on 7 July 2025

All the world’s a metabolic dance, early career scientists are leading the way! Emerging perspectives in metabolism This week we’ll meet Dr Kristina Stapornwongkul, a new incoming faculty at IMBA, ...

From Tip to Grain: Sculpting Barley Inflorescence Through the Regulation of Meristem Activity

Posted by , on 12 June 2025

Why do some grass species like rice have multiple grains developing on primary and secondary branches, while others like barley only have one 'spikelet' developing into a single grain?

Hybrid brains and the search for what makes us human

Posted by , on 28 May 2025

It lives. It lives! What lives, you may ask? Well, somewhere in a lab at Yale University, one young scientist has stuck human brain cells and chimp brain cells together ...

The Fat of the Matter: To know a fly, To know ourselves #MetabolismMondays

Posted by , on 5 May 2025

All the world’s a metabolic dance, early career scientists are leading the way! Emerging perspectives in metabolism This week, we delve into the story of Dr. Lianna W. Watt, a ...

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