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The editorial team of PLOS Biology selects one light-sheet microscopy image produced by LANE lab.

Honored with Prestigious Award: Kostas Kampourakis Receives "Friend of Darwin 2024"

Milinkovitch's team found that nose patterns form in embryos due to differential skin growth supported by blood vessels.

By analyzing genomes up to 40,000 years old, Mathias Currat's team has traced the history of migrations between Sapiens and Neanderthals.

In ‘Physical Review X (PRX)’, Milinkovitch's team predicts & confirms a secondary colour pattern in ocellated lizards. This pattern is too subtle for our eyes to see.

Emi Nagoshi's team shows that disruptions to the circadian clock increase the risk of developing a neurodegenerative disease.

The UNIGE is indeed now ranked 49th in the world

We publish today a new method that provides unmatched visualisation of collagen 3D network architecture.

The quantitative analysis of scale-by-scale patterning in lizards by Ebrahim Jahanbakhsh & Michel Milinkovitch makes the cover of Current Biology.

In the journal Current Biology, researchers in the Department of Genetics and Evolution quantify the predictability of scale-by-scale patterns in multiple divergent species of lizards.