Looking back on 20 years of structural biology collaboration in Grenoble
The Partnership for Structural Biology offers a wide range of scientific platforms, training, and possibilities for collaboration to researchers based in Grenoble and beyond
Connecting, engaging and nurturing EMBL’s global community of current and former scientists, technicians, communicators and administrators
The Partnership for Structural Biology offers a wide range of scientific platforms, training, and possibilities for collaboration to researchers based in Grenoble and beyond
Baubak Bajoghli, who did his postdoc at EMBL Heidelberg between 2012-2017 and is currently the Director of Austrian Bioimaging/CMI, discusses his passion for imaging and his work straddling basic and applied research in biology.
Sara Fahs, who did her PhD from EMBL Heidelberg and is one of the newest members of the EMBL alumni association board, writes about key insights from her journey in science and her work on medicinal chemistry, during a career spanning academia and industry.
The one-day event provided an opportunity to strengthen the connections between EMBL, CIC bioGUNE, and the wider life science community in Spain
World-renowned structural biologist, Director of the Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry, and EMBL alumna Elena Conti will guide attendees through the fascinating world of the life and death of mRNA.
A Nobel Laureate, leading biologists gather to mark decades of leadership in research
World-renowned structural biologist and EMBL alumna Elena Conti opens a window into the fascinating world of the life and death of mRNA at the next Kafatos Lecture on 20 October in Munich
Ukrainian scientist Sergiy Avilov uses the microscopy skills and scientific network he built at EMBL in his current role heading an Imaging Facility
Experience in data management and coordination has enabled EMBL alumna Laura Clarke to pursue a career in AI development
By upskilling researchers on bioinformatics skills and tools, EMBL alumna Emily Perry is helping to make genomic medicine more accessible