Biologists @ 100 interview with Luke Simpson | the Node | 3 minutes 3 questions @CompanyofBiologists
Biologists @ 100 interview with Luke Simpson | the Node | 3 minutes 3 questions  @CompanyofBiologists
Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
During the Biologists @ 100 conference, the Node’s conference reporter Jen Annoh (University of Edinburgh, UK) spoke with researchers working on a range of different topics. Here, we highlight Jen’s interview with Luke Simpson (University of Nottingham, UK). Luke investigates early embryogenesis and gastrulation, aiming to shed light on the fundamental processes that shape the embryo.

Read these meeting reports to find out more about what happened at this interdisciplinary conference, which was a celebration of the 100-year anniversary of The Company of Biologists:
▪️Biologists @ 100: a blueprint for interdisciplinary meetings: thenode.biologists.com/biologists100-a-blueprint-for-interdisciplinary-meeting/meeting-reports
▪️Cell-ebrating 100 years of The Company of Biologists: Perspectives from two PhD students: thenode.biologists.com/cell-ebrating-100-years-of-the-company-of-biologists-perspectives-from-two-phd-students/meeting-reports
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Biologists @ 100 interview with Luke Simpson | the Node | 3 minutes 3 questions

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