by Kevin Nzumbi Mutemi | Feb 7, 2020 | Off science |
Evolution is a fascinating topic! It is often defined as a scientific framework that attempts to explain the origin of life and its diversity. Explaining the possible origins of life and the diverse forms extinct (of past) and extant (of present) however, presents a...
by Laura Piovani | Dec 20, 2019 | Off science |
Merry Christmas everyone, The Telford lab is proud to present you… The Christmas oysters and the Christmas 10x kits. (I personally never had such expensive decorations on my tree all my life!!!) Have a lovely holidays, Ho Ho Ho!...
by Laura Piovani | Oct 28, 2019 | Off science |
Hello everyone, A lot of exciting things happened this past summer. To start off, we were all sent off to Ville-Franche-Sur-Mer to learn about computers, how to turn them on and how to analyse single cell sequencing results. We had some great teachers, nice food, good...
by Konstantinos Geles | Oct 13, 2019 | Off science, people |
Why Molecular Biology? I’ve always enjoyed searching for Biology. At kindergarten, I’ve had watched the 1st Jurassic Park movie being released in 1993, and that opened my youthful eyes to a completely different world. I couldn’t even read properly at...
by Siri Kellner | Aug 7, 2019 | Off science |
Welcome back to the EvoCell podcast! In this special mini edition, we go around and ask the fellows (and anyone else who was willing to be recorded) for odd, grim, gory, fun facts about the animals they work with. This podcast should probably be labelled NSFW for...
by Kevin Nzumbi Mutemi | May 9, 2019 | Off science, The evolution of the forebrain |
Hallo Erde!! 🙂 Exploring organisation of the Platynereis nervous system – specifically the brain. Let’s hope I get to learn something interesting along the way 🙂 Below is an image of some neural projections accessed from a single Platynereis dumerilii larval...
Recent Comments