Srishti Arya and Paola Oliveri spent three very exciting weeks at the Kristineberg Centre for Marine Research and Innovation (Sweden) to study echinoderms during their reproductive season. They met wonderful scientists from all over the world and used the outstanding facilities at the marine station. The fieldwork has been sponsored by the ASSEMBLE Plus to study the development and regeneration of the brittle star Amphiura filiformis.
Paola Oliveri talks about brittle star research in a podcast on Nature as part of the “conversation with scientists” by Vivien Marx.
https://natureecoevocommunity.nature.com/posts/podcast-hello-brittlestar
https://protocolsmethods.springernature.com/posts/podcast-hello-brittlestar
UCL Centre gains two Sustainability Awards in 2026
Congratulations to the UCL Centre for Integrative Anatomy who have increased their sustainability effort, and just achieved the Gold Award for LEAF and the Bronze Award for Green Impact
15 Jul 2026
DCALx talk recordings now available to watch on YouTube
Missed DCALx or want to watch a talk again? Recordings from the event are now available on the DCAL YouTube channel, with captions included for accessibility.
15 Jul 2026
Public Health Disrupted goes live for UCL200
For the first time in its six-season history, Public Health Disrupted was recorded in front of a live audience for UCL200.
15 Jul 2026