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The UCL Research Department of Cell and Developmental Biology is located in various buildings around the UCL campus. The Anatomy Building is located on Gower Street, outlined in red on the map below.To view the location of all of UCL's buildings, there are UCL campus-wide maps To find your way around the UCL campus, you can use the UCL Routefinder. It allows you to find the quickest route between various points on campus. The closest underground stations to the Bloomsbury Campus are Russell Square (Piccadilly Line), Goodge Street (Northern Line) or Warren Street (Victoria or Northern Line). The nearest main line stations are Euston and Kings Cross. All of these stations are within 5-15 minutes walk of the Department. Click on map to see a large version of it. 
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Thursday 26 Nov @ 11am Gavin de Beer Lecture Theatre CDB PhD Seminars Latha Ramakrishnan "Molecular characterisation of novel ADP-Ribosyl Cyclases from the sea urchin" Ferran Lloret Vilaspasa "Hox pattern design in the early vertebrate embryo: insights into tissue specificity and coordination" Gemma Girdler "Does an intrinsic timer control the timing of cell polarisation during neural tube formation in zebrafish?" Thursday 26 Nov @ 1pm Room 106 Anatomy Building Prof Alexei Tepikin Liverpool University "From Ca2+ signalling to bioenergetics and cell damage - tales of good and bad Ca2+" Exploring Science & Society Seminar Thursday 26 Nov @ 5.30pm Room 106 Anatomy Building Prof Chris Frith, Institute of Neurology "Neuroscience, Free Will and Responsibility" All CDB Seminars  CDB hosts UK Circadian Clock Club Conference The Secret Life of Cells revealed, new book by Lewis Wolpert Greg Campbell wins UCL teaching award Claudio Stern elected President of ISDB More CDB news
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