Our study tracking changes in DNA methylation across human brain development has been published today in Genome Research. The study was led by PhD student Helen Spiers, and examined genome-wide patterns of DNA methylation in 179 human fetal brain samples (100 male, 79 female) spanning 23 to 184 days post-conception. In addition, we have developed a searchable online database where other researchers can browse developmental trajectories for their gene of interest. Helen, who is also a talented artist, not only led the study but also produced the cover-art for the current issue of Genome Research with an illustration to accompany her article.