About London Evo-Devo

London Evo-Devo brings together researchers from all career stages interested in evo-devo questions (broadly defined!). Our aim is to provide a regular venue to share recent discoveries and forge new relationships and collaboration.We organise a rotating meeting twice a year that typically last a half-day and continues on in pubs afterwards.


Info on the next meeting

Our next meeting will take place on Friday November 7th on UCL's Bloomsbury campus from 12:30 - 18:30.Register with this /LINK/


Upcoming meeting's schedule

DateLocationTimeNotes
Nov 7 2025UCL, Bloomsbury campus, Bedford Way (26) LG0412:30 - 18:30Venue Location

Schedule


TimeSpeakerTitleUniversity
13:15Ferdi MarlétazWelcomeUCL
13:30Madeleine CarruthersCis-regulatory divergence and heritable plasticity underlie seasonal adaptation in a tropical butterflyQMUL
13:50Lucas KingThe Cidaroid Genome: Filling the gap in Echinoid EvolutionUCL
14:10Nadine RandelEffects of food availability on resource allocation in a marine annelidCambridge
14:30Sophie KraunsoeHow to build a placenta from scratch: novel organ evolution in Poeciliid fishThe Crick Inst.
14:50Break--
15:35Lan XuThe role and inheritance of gene body methylation in an invertebrateQMUL
15:55Uri WeillHeterologous Tissue Transplants Reveal Competition Amongst the Somatic Pluripotent Stem Cells of PlanariansNortheastern
16:15Alicia BoydRegrowing the growth zone: metamorphosis kickstarts regeneration in the annelid, Capitella teletaExeter
16:35Dana FakhreddineInvestigating the evolution of vertebrate early telencephalon patterning: from cartilaginuos fish to mammalsKCL
16:55 Closing remarks-- 

Past Meetings

YearLocationTimeNotes
November 8 2024Queen Mary University12:30 - 18:00-
July 11 2025Queen Mary University10:00 - 18:30Joint UK Evo-Devo

Organisers

Roman Arguello, Queen Mary University of London
Margarida Cardoso Moreira, Crick Institute
James Difrisco, Crick Institute
Ferdi Marlétaz, University City London
Chema Martin, Queen Mary University of London
Alex de Mendoza, Queen Mary University of London