USA

- Harvard University: Terence Capellini (Evo-Devo, genetics), Cliff Tabin and Patrick Tschopp (Limb development), Stephanie Pierce (Tetrapod paleontology, water-land transitions)

- New York Medical College: Stuart Newman (Evo-Devo, genetics, limb development)

- Mount Sinai University: Christopher Smith (Scientific Illustration), Brian Shearer (Primate Soft Tissues)

- Cornell University: Drew Noden (Evo-Devo, Head-Heart Cardiopharyngeal Field)

- Berkeley University/Lewis Sigler Institute Princeton: Mike Levine (Evo-Devo, Head-Heart Cardiopharyngeal Field)

- New York University: Lionel Christiaen (Evo-Devo, Urochordates, Head-Heart Cardiopharyngeal Field)

- Johns Hopkins University: Corinne Sandone (Arts/Sciences applied to medicine)

- University of Florida: Valerie de Leon (Evo-Devo, birth defects)

- George Washington University: Bernard Wood, Cassandra Turcotte, Ashley Hammond (Primate evolution and paleontology)

- NIH: Nic Fourie, Abu-Asab Mones, Wendy Henderson, Jeffrey Robinson (Cancer phylogenetics-genomics)

- Howard University: Ashraf Aziz (Comparative anatomy), Marjorie Gondre-Lewis (Neurobiology), Julia Molnar (Arts/Sciences, paleontology), Janine Ziermann (Evo-Devo), Andre Duerinckx (Radiology), Marjorie Shaw (Anatomy), James Wilson (Anatomy), Kebreten Manaye (Physiology) 

- National/Military Museum of National Health: Elizabeth Lockhett (Developmental biology), Brian Spatola (Forensic sciences)

- University of Kentucky: Magdalena Muchliski, Andrew Deane (Primate/Human evolution)

- University of South Carolina: Adam Hartstone Rose (Primate/Human evolution)

- Lousiana State University: Jayc Sedlmayr (Tetrapod comparative anatomy/evolution), Robert Cork (Bioinformatics, Ontology)

- Slippery Rock University: Tim Smith (Primate/Human evolution)

- Duquesne University: Anne Burrows (Evolution of facial expressions and muscles), Richard Elinson (Evo-Devo)

- University of Washington: Sharlene Santana (Evolutionary analyses, functional morphology)

- University of Illinois: Karen Sears (Evo-Devo, limb evolution)

- Indiana University: Roper Randall (Down syndrome, mouse models, birth defects, genetics)

- Wayne State University: Lisa Nevell (Evo-devo, genetics)

- Wake Forest University: Mirian Ashley-Ross (Functional morphology, animal behavior)

- Dartmouth College: Seth Dobson (Primatology, social cognition)

- Yale University: Gunter Wagner (Evo-Devo, Theoretical Biology)

- University of Wisconsin: Edward Bersu (Human anatomy, birth defects, trisomies, Down Syndrome)

- American Museum of Natural History: Brian Richmond (Primate evolution and paleontology)

- University of Colorado: Vic Spitzer (Human anatomy and sectioning, Visible Human Project)

- Duke University: Jason Somarelli (Molecular and Cell Biology, Cancer Phylogeny Project)

- University of California, San Francisco: Marta Linde-Medina (Evo-Devo, epigenetics, philosophy/history of science)

- La Sierra University: Raul Diaz (Developmental Biology, Birth Defects, Reptiles)

Canada

- University of Saskatchewan: Julia Boughner (Evo-Devo, mouse models)

- University of Toronto: Sevan Hopyan (Evo-Devo, mouse models, digit formation, surgery, polydactyly)

- University of Calgary: Campbell Rolian (Modularity/integration), Benedikt Hallgrimsson (Evo-Devo, mouse hybrids, integration)

- University of Alberta: Pierre Lemelin (Primate compararative and functional morphology), Tetsuto Miyashita (Evo-Devo, Comparative Anatomy)

Russia

- Russian Academy of Sciences: Fedor Shkil, Daria Kapitanova (Evo-Devo, Epigenetics, Hormones), Alexander Kuznetsov, Aleksandra Panyutina (Comparative Anatomy)

- Moscow State University: Darya Razmadze (Comparative Anatomy)

France

- IBDM (Marseille): Robert Kelly (Evo-Devo, Head-Heart Cardiopharyngeal Field)

UK

- Royal Veterinary College: John Hutchinson (Functional morphology, biomechanics, paleontology)

- Natural History Museum London: Zerina Johanson (Vertebrate functional morphology, paleontology and developmental biology) 

- Kings College: Simon Hughes, Yaniv Hinits (Muscle developmental biology, zebrafish)

- University of Oxford: Ruth Baker (Mathematical modeling, Turing mechanisms, limb development)

Israel

- Weizmann Institute of Science: Eldad Tzahor (Head-Heart muscle developmental biology)

Sweden

- Uppsala Universaity: Per Ahlberg (Vertebrate functional morphology, paleontology and evolution)

Belgium

- University of Liege: Eric Parmentier, Pierre Vandewalle, Michel Chardon, Bruno Frederich (Comparative/functional anatomy)

- University of Leuven: Marie Vanhoof, Evie Vereecke (Comparative/functional anatomy)

- Antwerp University: Sandra Nauwelaerts (Comparative/functional anatomy)

Germany

- Max Planck Institute Dresden: Elly Tanaka, Eugene Nacu, Prayag Murawala (Limb development and regeneration)

Switzerland

- University of Zurich: Ingmar Wernerburg (Comparative/functional anatomy and evolution)

Spain

- Universidad Autonoma de Madrid: Francisco Poyato Ariza (Fish paleontology and evolution), Joana Bruno (Scientific Illustration)

- Museu Nacional de Ciencias Naturales de Madrid: Luis Boto, Ignacio Doadrio (Genetics, evolution and biodiversity)

- Universidad de Valencia: Diego Rasskin-Gutman, Borja Esteve-Altava (Anatomical Networks, modularity/integration)

- Universidad de Valladolid: Juan Pastor, Mercedes Barbosa, Feliz de Paz (Comparative anatomy, medicine) 

- Universidad de Barcelona: Josep Potau, Julia Artel, Gaelle Bello-Hellegouarch (Comparative and functional anatomy)

- Universidad de Cantabria: Juan Hurle (Experimental developmental biology)

- Universidad de Cantabria: Marian Ros (Evo-Devo, mouse models, digit formation, Turing model, polydactyly)

- Universidad Autonoma de Barcelona: Isaac Salazar-Ciudad (Evo-Devo, Theoretical Biology)

- Centro Andaluz de Biologia de Desarollo: Jaime Carvajal (Evo-Devo)

Portugal

- Institute for molecular and cell biology: Renata Freitas (Evo-Devo, genetics)

- Universidade de Lisboa: Cecilia Veracini, Catarina Casanova (Primatology, History of Discovery of Primates)

- Universidade Nova de Lisboa: Octavio Mateus, Marta Ladeira (Paleontology, Dinosaurs)

- Universidade de Aveiro: Claudia Barrocas, Fernando Correia (Scientific Illustration)

China

- Southwest University: Zuogang Peng (Molecular phylogenetics/evolution)

Brazil

- ECLAMC: Eduardo Castilla ("Estudio Colaborativo Latino Americano de Malformaciones Congenitas", i.e. Collaborative Latin American Study of Congenital Malformations)

- Universidade Federal de Uberlandia - Brazil: Tales Aversi-Ferreira (Primate comparative anatomy and evolution)

- Universidade de São Paulo Ribeirão Preto - Brazil: Tiana Kohlsdorf, Maria Grizante (Reptilian evo-devo, limb reduction)

Argentina

- Fundacion Miguel Lillo-CONICET - Argentina: Virginia Abdala, Adriana Manzano (Tetrapod comparative anatomy and evolution)

Colombia

- Pontifical Xavierian University, Bogota - Colombia: Julio Hoyos, Xavier Maldonado-Ocampo (Fish comparative anatomy and phylogeny)

New Zeland

- University of Auckland: Peter Johnson (Vertebrate comparative anatomy and evolution), Tatjana Buklijas (history of sciences)

Australia

- Curtin University: Kate Trinajstic (Vertebrate comparative anatomy, evolution and paleontology)

Japan

- University of Tokyo: Daitsube Koyabe (Tetrapod comparative anatomy and evolution)

- RIKEN Center for Developmental Biology: Shigeru Kuratani (Chordate muscle developmental biology and evolution)

South Africa

- University of Cape Town: Becky Ackermann (Phylogenetics, morphological variation and hybridization)