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Register for the final Development presents... webinar of 2024, chaired by Development’s Senior Editor Alex Eve. We will hear from Madalena M. Reimão Pinto and Gabriel Aughey on the topic of #GeneRegulation.
📆Wed 4 Dec 15:00GMT
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/9716740379156/WN_4Mwd6xviRPeGw5YwvqpvJA
On the topic of the development of gene regulation, chaired by Development's Senior Editor, Alex Eve. Madalena M. Reimão Pinto (Biozentrum) ‘The regulatory landscape of 5′ UTRs in translational control during zebrafish embryogenesis’ Gabriel Aughey (University College London) ‘Characterisation of an RBL2-associated neurodevelopmental disorder sheds light on neuronal cell-cycle exit and re-entry’ At the speakers' discretion, the webinar will be recorded for viewing on demand.
***Tomorrow Wed 20 Nov 15:00GMT***
Join us for our November Development presents... webinar, featuring prize winners from 2024 @_BSDB_ Spring meeting: @LebekTamina, @callumbucklow, @Gianteaterofant and @StanStrawbridge
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https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/9716740379156/WN_mKBVX5ImRIuFCzCWvOYgRw
This special edition of Development presents... features the four prize winners from the 2024 BSDB Spring meeting. Hosted by BSDB Chair, Marysia Placzek (University of Sheffield). Tamina Lebek (The University of Edinburgh) ‘PUFFFIN - Illuminating cellular neighbourhoods in model systems of development’ Callum Bucklow (University of Oxford) ‘Developmental mechanisms of macroevolutionary change in the African Cichlid vertebral column’ Hannah Bruce (University of Liege) ‘A cleaved cytosolic FOXG1 promotes excitatory neurogenesis by modulation of mitochondrial translation - a new therapeutic target for brain disorders’ Stanley Strawbridge (University of Cambridge) ‘Spatiotemporal chromatin binding strategies for transcription factors in pluripotent cells’ At the speakers' discretion, the webinar will be recorded for viewing on demand.
Register now for our November Development presents... webinar, featuring prize winners from the 2024 @BSDB Spring meeting: Tamina Lebek, Callum Bucklow, Hannah Bruce and Stanley Strawbridge.
📅Wed 20 Nov 15:00GMT
➡️https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/9716740379156/WN_mKBVX5ImRIuFCzCWvOYgRw
This special edition of Development presents... features the four prize winners from the 2024 BSDB Spring meeting. Hosted by BSDB Chair, Marysia Placzek (University of Sheffield). Tamina Lebek (The University of Edinburgh) ‘PUFFFIN - Illuminating cellular neighbourhoods in model systems of development’ Callum Bucklow (University of Oxford) ‘Developmental mechanisms of macroevolutionary change in the African Cichlid vertebral column’ Hannah Bruce (University of Liege) ‘A cleaved cytosolic FOXG1 promotes excitatory neurogenesis by modulation of mitochondrial translation - a new therapeutic target for brain disorders’ Stanley Strawbridge (University of Cambridge) ‘Spatiotemporal chromatin binding strategies for transcription factors in pluripotent cells’ At the speakers' discretion, the webinar will be recorded for viewing on demand.
Moving Forward on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in STEM
In her new post in our 'Honest conversations' series, Aflah Hanafiah addresses the systemic hurdles faced by marginalized students in STEM:
https://thenode.biologists.com/moving-forward-on-diversity-equity-and-inclusion-in-stem/education/
📢Register for our next Development presents… October webinar on the development of ectoderm derivatives, featuring talks by Eirini Maniou, Casey Griffin and Daniel Aldea.
📅Wed 30 Oct 15:00GMT
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https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/9716740379156/WN_S4HsVN8vTPyVCdW7cOaCzw
On the topic of the development of ectoderm derivatives, chaired by Development Editor, Liz Robertson (University of Oxford). Eirini Maniou (University of Padua) ‘Quantifying tissue mechanics during neural tube morphogenesis’ Casey Griggin (New York University) 'Teasing apart the role of SF34B4 in Nager syndrome: a tale of frogs and embryonic stem cells' Daniel Aldea (Aix-Marseille University) ‘Melanocytes in development and rare skin diseases’ At the speakers' discretion, the webinar will be recorded for viewing on demand.
From Scientist to Film Presenter: My part in creating a science documentary🔬➡️🎬
Courtney Lancaster gives us a glimpse behind the scenes of filming a documentary showcasing the wonder and importance of developmental biology:
https://thenode.biologists.com/from-scientist-to-film-presenter-my-part-in-creating-a-science-documentary/video/
The documentary was created by @BSDB, @Dev_journal and Cambridge Filmworks, featuring TV presenter and author Alice Roberts, and a host of researchers working across the spectrum of #DevBio.
🎥 Watch the video here:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=avrmIs3vPUQ
📢Do you work in #DevBio and #StemCell biology? Do you want to gain more #SciComm experience?
The Node is looking for a reporter for @Co_Biologists Biologists @ 100 conference! #biologists100
📅24-27 Mar 2025
📍Liverpool, UK
Find out more and apply now:
https://thenode.biologists.com/apply-to-become-a-reporter-at-the-biologists-100-conference/news/
Keen to get more science communication experience? Is your research related to developmental and stem cell biology? The Node is looking for a reporter to attend and report from the Biologists @ 100 conference, happening 24-27 March 2025 in Liverpool, UK.
To coincide with the 10th anniversary of #CoBHumanDev meeting, @Dev_journal has published two Perspectives on the past and future of human developmental biology. We encourage you to share your opinion on human #DevBio in your country of work on the Node:
📢Register now for our next Development Presents... webinar!
🗓️Wed 2 Oct 15:00BST
Chaired by @Dev_journal Guest Editor Karen Sears, the webinar will feature talks on the topic of environment, evolution and development by Girish Kale, Natasha Shylo and Sergio Menchero.
Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/9716740379156/WN_O_FO7J1lQ7qQBXK782dAXQ
On the topic of environment, evolution and development, chaired by Development's Guest Editor, Karen Sears (UCLA). Girish Kale (University of Hohenheim) ‘Elevated temperature fatally disrupts nuclear divisions in the early Drosophila embryo’ Natasha Shylo (Stowers Institute for Medical Research) ‘Gastrulation and Left-Right patterning in veiled chameleons’ Sergio Menchero (The Francis Crick Institute) ‘Understanding temporal diversity in mammalian developmental programmes using marsupial single-cell transcriptomics’ At the speakers' discretion, the webinar will be recorded for viewing on demand.
