Happy Independence Day Dev Biologists! Excited to announce #BDBC5 in person at @BLiSC_India and online. Starting 3PM on Fri 9th Sept, participate for talks on Synthetic Dev Bio! Signup/Submit abstracts at forms.gle/KVDkaGMzt9o4px9D8 Zoom registration after submitting the google form

Hi everyone! BDBC is excited to have Rebecca Heald for our monthly seminar series. @rebeccaheald lab study the molecular mechanisms of spindle and nuclear size scaling. In this talk-she will be discussing the mechanisms of spindle scaling across multiple frog species. Sign up!

April greetings everyone! We're thrilled to have Catherine Dulac give this month's seminar. @DulacLab works on the neural basis of social behaviours. Tomorrow she's going to be talking about brain regions that regulate parental behaviour in males and females. Sign up👇🏾!

We're excited to host @Eileen_Furlong for our first invited seminar for 2022! For insights on genome regulation during developmental transitions, sign up at tinyurl.com/5bnt3rdk ! 11th February isn't that far away on your calendar!

Interested in regeneration? Well...sign up for Mansi Srivastava's talk next Friday! She took a marine worm that can regenerate its entire body and transformed it into a new model organism. She can now not only ask questions about regeneration, but also about it's evolution!

On the heels of our discussion on Quantitative Approaches in Biology, we're excited for the 5th invited seminar by @EbisuyaMiki from @EMBLBarcelona on exploring differences in the timescale of development across species using organoids. Register at bit.ly/3nKhcum

Let's have a discussion ('charche' in namma Bengaluru) on Quantitative Approaches to Developmental Biology. Talks by Richa Rikhy, @sandeepdusk and Anubhav Prakash. Brought together by and also leading the discussion Krishanan, @chai_prabhakara @ArchishmanRaju and @Vijay_K_Murthy

If you would like to know what Tardigrades can teach us about the evolution of animal body plans and how life survives in the extreme- Please register yourself on the link given below, and join us on coming Friday (Oct. 8 @ 5.30 PM IST) for an exciting talk by Prof. Bob Goldstein

📢WiPS Snapshot!📢 @MeenakshiKapase from @rakeshjoshi10's lab will discuss her work on trehalose metabolism in Cotton Bollworms. Trehalose is the major circulatory sugar in insects and its levels fluctuate during development stress. Find out more tomorrow! bit.ly/3zsSX7C

📢WiPS #1📢 Join us this Friday at 4:00pm for the first of the Works in Progress Seminars! We have 2 selected talks - Meenakshi Brian Tellis from CSIR-NCL Pune, and Krishnan Iyer from NCBS-TIFR, Bangalore. Sign up for the Zoom link!👇🏾