Pleased to be part of such an enthusiastic team of PhDs + postdocs, engaging with equally enthusiastic pupils eager to learn more about development and the tools we use!

Department of Genetics, University of Cambridge@geneticscam.bsky.social · last mo.

Year 12 students from the Emmanuel College Summer Residential Programme joined us in the Department of Genetics for hands-on activities exploring developmental biology, genetics, and biomedical research. Many thanks to our postdocs who led the sessions. #ScienceOutreach #STEM

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Fantastic day and great vibes with the morpho community last Friday! Big thanks to our sponsors! Looking forward to sharing all the photos once I'm done editing :)

Cambridge Morphogenesis Seminar Series@cammorphoseries.bsky.social · 2mo ago

We had an amazing day #Morpho5🖐️ last Friday! Thank you to everyone who joined us for a fantastic day of science, discussion, and community!!| We're currently gathering and preparing the photos from the symposium. Stay tuned! 📸

All set🙌 #Morpho5

Cambridge Morphogenesis Seminar Series@cammorphoseries.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Only a few days to go until the symposium this Friday! 🎉 Check the detailed programme here: ucammorphogenesisseries.com/cambridge-mo... For those who missed in person registration, online registration is still open :) Looking forward to see you all there!!!| Tag us #Morpho5

📢We are excited to announce the Cambridge Morphogenesis Symposium - a full day event at SLCU @slcuplants.bsky.social (and virtually) on 5 June 2026! 🎉Come celebrate the 5th anniversary of the seminar series! 🚩Register & submit abstracts by 3 April! Check out the details: t.ly/YYM3u Please repost!🙏

This month we welcomed Year 12 students who learnt how to “window” chicken eggs to observe live embryos—spotting eyes, brain, heart, and even twins in one rare case! 🐣 They also viewed development stages of zebrafish embryos, spotted fluorescent markers, and compared wildtype vs mutant embryos 🐟

Extracting strawberry DNA and visualising chick embryos and fruit flies on the microscopes at the Department of Pathology today with @cambridgefestival.bsky.social! Come find us and check out our cool earrings too!