Cell Shape and Position during Development provides a comprehensive overview of the fundamental roles that cell morphology and spatial organization play in the development of multicellular organisms. This volume brings together leading experts in developmental biology, cell biology, and biophysics to explore how cells acquire specific shapes, how their positions are determined and maintained, and how these factors influence tissue formation and organogenesis. - Explores the fundamental mechanisms governing cell shape and spatial positioning throughout various stages of organismal development, from early embryogenesis to tissue formation. - ntegrates insights from cell biology, developmental biology, genetics, biophysics, and computational modeling to provide a holistic understanding of how cell morphology and localization are regulated. - Examines the roles of cytoskeletal dynamics, cell adhesion molecules, signaling pathways, and extracellular matrix interactions in shaping cell architecture and position.