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How are two embryos alike? As we collect spatio-temporal microscopy data, we want to quantify variability in the timing of key developmental events. Alignment of multiple recordings is a core engineering challenge here and we suggest a solution; read about it: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...

We've voted! 😍 Some stunning images here!

Quantitative comparison of morphogenesis across individuals remains a fundamental challenge, as developing embryos vary in shape, orientation and developmental tempo. Moreover, real-time three-dimensi...

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A quantitative coordinate system for developmental dynamics

Spinal motor neurons in dazzling detail. ✨ Each green dot is a spinal motor neuron - crucial but rare cells making up just 1% of neurons in the spinal cord. In diseases like ALS, they are selectively damaged, making them of special interest to neuroscientists. #neuroskyence #FluorescenceFriday

Today was my very first time ever attending a proper #devbio conference @yen-network.bsky.social and I enjoyed it alot. 💯 blown away by the stunning imaging! Thank you YEN for giving me a chance to present my work, eventho its mostly #cellbio based, n to win 2nd prize for best talk is the 🍒 on 🎂!

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Bianca Dumitrascu

Cells & Development

🏆 The Sammy Lee Award Winner! 🏆 This year’s Sammy Lee Award goes to Laura Bader for their incredible short talk on mechanoadaptation of the developing beating heart🌟 Huge congratulations, Laura!🎉 #YEN2026 #SammyLeeAward

Anh Hoang Le, PhD 🏳️‍🌈

allen institute

🏅 Short Talk Prize | Runners-up 🏅 Congratulations to Anh Le and Marc-Erin Perrin for securing joint 2nd place for their brilliant short talks 🌟 A fantastic achievement - well done, Anh and Marc-Eric 🎉 #YEN2026

The 2025 Quintay Dev Bio cohort is not just scientifically excellent but also ✨artistically✨ talented. They've generated some breathtaking photos 🔬🌈. Please VOTE for your favourite as the winning image will be the cover of an issue of @dev-journal.bsky.social thenode.biologists.com/vote-for-a-d...

🖼Poster Prizes | Winners 🥉Juliette Gracia for her excellent poster on mesoderm patterning. 🥈Ruoheng Li for her engaging poster on “embryo origami” 🥇Ornella Clara for her insightful work on cardiovascular and endoderm morphogenesis Fantastic contributions - congratulations to all! 🎉 #YEN2026

Great preprint by @vram142.bsky.social & Co www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6... "fiber homotypy," where chromatin fibers with similar nucleosome spacing interact more frequently in 3D --> Related to our previous "nucleosome homology recognition" in chromatin royalsocietypublishing.org/rsif/article...