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We find out more about the winners of the 2025 Quintay International Course on Developmental Biology cover competition.

Browse through the gallery of the 9 images and vote for your favourite by Wednesday, 24 June 2026.

Ingrid Tsang gives us a glimpse of what a day in the life of a Reviews Editor is like.

Today's guest post advocates for investing in the development of early-career professionals to foster a healthy pipeline of emerging talent in scholarly publishing.

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Written by Maxwell Wilson and Marianne Bauer Although Marianne and I first met at the Aspen Center for Physics, USA, in the summer of 2022, our scientific

Here they show that BMP signalling is the ancestral pathway that patterns the dorsoventral (DV) axis in Annelida and Spiralia. The shift to unequal cleavage involved alternative pathways for patternin...

Where molecules meet form I have long been interested in understanding how development emerges at the intersection of molecular and spatial organization.

High costs and an unwelcoming attitude are behind a failure to recruit the best researchers

Development announce an open call for experienced, research-active Preprint Editors. Read the Editorial and apply by 30 March 2026.

or, how Europe’s funding schemes turned evaluation into ritual

Taking to the stage to present your science is a key part of research, but talks often fall flat, says John Tregoning. Can scientists learn from performers to better engage an audience?

First-time posters to venerable platform now need an endorsement from an established author

"We don’t have to just live with the memories of our ancestors," writes author Beronda L. Montgomery in an exclusive essay for PEOPLE in advance of her new book 'When Trees Testify,' out Jan. 20. "We ...

Researchers lay bare the human toll of lay-offs, funding cuts and attacks on science one year after the president’s return to the White House.