by Milena Marinkovic, Siri Kellner | Oct 27, 2020 | About science, Animal evolution, Events |
Have you ever wanted to travel back in time and understand how animal life came to be? This series might be your best chance. Join researchers as they ask the same overarching question: what did animal ancestors look like? In an attempt to answer this question, we will discuss modern methods in science, take a look at the fossil record, how cells shape the bodies of different animals and how they evolve. Bring along your burning questions on the origins and evolution of animal life and join in the discussion.
by Brenda Medina | Sep 9, 2019 | Animal evolution, Cell type evolution of Panarthropoda |
Like people say in Sweden, “Hej, allihop!” Long time no see. Summer break is over and autumn is here, the temperature has dropped and rain pours almost daily. Last time, I talked about the spiders I am breeding in my lab. Following this post, I want to...
by Francisca Hervas | Aug 9, 2019 | About science, Animal evolution |
Hey there. In this second video I talk about the importance of studying what we call “ugly” species for biomedical, biological and conservation research. Enjoy it. The music comes from parts of the song “Start” by Cambo, licensed under an...
by Milena Marinkovic, Siri Kellner | Jun 25, 2019 | About science, Animal evolution, Animal life cycles |
EvoCell podcast #2: Jellyfish talk with Cat Munro by Milena Marinkovic, Siri Kellner, Cat Munro https://www.evocell-itn.eu/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/EvoCell_Podcast_2_Cat_Munro.mp3 The 2nd episode of the EvoCell podcast is brought to you from the Oceanographic...
by Milena Marinkovic, Siri Kellner | May 20, 2019 | Animal evolution, Events, Origin and evolution of cell types |
It was an eventful couple of days in Heidelberg at The Identity and Evolution of Cell Types conference: 4 days, around 150 participants, 20 speakers, and a variety of model organisms and research approaches (but mostly single cell RNA sequencing). Endless forms most...
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