Online events

The latest insights from leading researchers in the fields of cell lineage and developmental recording.

Seminar series organized by @RastegarS1,  @Cells_MDPI, @ZFINmod, @Kizil_Lab_DZNE, @zenlabpasteur, @Ciaran_MR, @ZebrafishRock in the field of nervous system development, maintenance and regeneration in different model organisms

New webinar series showcasing the latest developmental biology and stem cell research. The webinars are chaired each month by a different Development Editor. First authors are particularly encouraged to present their work with the aim that  the series will become a forum for supporting early-career researchers. As well as presentations and live Q&A sessions, you’ll also get the chance to meet the speakers and fellow participants at interactive virtual tables. The webinars will typically occur once a month and will be held in Remo, their browser-based conferencing platform.

Online seminar series for and by the Cell Size research community.

Each week a well-recognized researcher in plant science and another nearer the beginning of their career give seminars to deliver a broad range of scientific topics, facilitate interesting discussions, and provide unique networking opportunities. These virtual events are free and open to all.

A recently formed coalition of scientists who study the largest and most diverse clade of animals alive, the Spiralia. They organize regular virtual lab meetings.

A series of virtual seminars to help keep the @cnidofest community vibrant during this time of limited interaction.

The International Zebrafish Society (IZFS) launched the IZFS Webinar Series. The series includes a variety of research and professional development topics. The content of the webinars is designed for researchers from every career level and to share the latest scientific findings, methods, technologies, and products to facilitate research. The format provides direct access to experts in the field in an interactive online setting. Webinar registration is free to all IZFS members.

Gastrulation is a topic that occupies a central place in developmental biology and, in the context if vertebrates, is on the the threshold of a renaissance. You can follow details of the series on Twitter. Attendance requires registration which can be done here. Registration will lead to further information about the talks.

This is a new and an ongoing effort to continue and expand the Oxford Neurotheory Forum, bringing it into the online realm, and making seminars greener and accessible from anywhere on the planet. They invite researchers from other institutions to participate.

This seminar series covers anything dealing with brain development and evo-devo related questions. From the sources of neuronal diversity to wiring of function-specific circuits, from drosophila to humans, from genes to synapses, in vivo or in vitro, health or disease, it’s all in there for you to watch, question, and get inspired by!

Lively discussions on neuroscience research every week.

Register for the virtual cell migration seminars by filling a google form.

A virtual seminar series on skeletal muscle and muscle stem cells organized by @BrackLab. Seminars take place each monday via Zoom et Slack.

This webinar series was created in a time of chaos to bring a bit of routine into Blood reserachers’ life, to learn about the awesome work of scientists from around the globe, and to build community.

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Research Seminars on Aging by the community and for the community, every day of the week via WebEx and Slack.

Motors in Quarantine is a weekly series of webinars on molecular mortors.

An online seminar series featuring scientific talks about the nucleus.

Seminar series designed to showcase research by student and postdoc that are members of the Genetic Society of America.

Fragile Nucleosome is a new online discussion group for scientists interested in chromatin and gene regulation. Fragile Nucleosome is active in two spaces: one is the Discord server where several hundred scientists chat informally, the other is the organization of weekly virtual seminars on Zoom.

QMUL Epigenetics promotes interactions between different research groups at Queen Mary University in London studying the role of epigenetic mechanisms in fundamental biological processes and disease pathogenesis. In addition, they aim to increase the visibility of the work within QMUL and outside in the form of regular interlaboratory meetings, public communication and awareness activities.

Les Virtual Events in Physics of Life visent à nourrir une communauté internationale de chercheurs intéressés par la mesure, la modélisation et la théorie des systèmes vivants à l’échelle moléculaire, cellulaire, neurale, de l’organisme, collective et écosystémique.

Bringing isolated scientists together with online Evolution & Ecology seminars.

Two 25 minutes talks each week.

Home of the Free Web-based Microbiology Seminar Series.

A Slack discussion forum and talks for the Schizosaccharomyces pombe research community.