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We’d like to share our deepest gratitude for the support given to EMBL by its alumni in 2021 — as members of the EMBL Alumni Association and, where relevant, as volunteers, ambassadors, participants and donors. Former staff are consistently staying in touch and making a real difference for…
EMBL alumnus Denis Duboule has been selected as the speaker for the 2022 inaugural Kafatos Lectures, which aims to bring groundbreaking, relevant science to the general public annually. The Kafatos Lecture series was launched in 2021 to bring groundbreaking life science research to the public and…
Those who have worked for EMBL know the enormous power of its people, its ethos and its way of doing things. For nearly 50 years, our scientists have made major breakthroughs by approaching the mysteries of life with curiosity and openness. EMBL research has brought us closer to solving some of…
An EMBL alumnus reflects on the database he started as a graduate student 25 years ago at EMBL
New lecture series to bring groundbreaking life sciences to the public
A mobile molecular tool is helping us better assess biodiversity impacts in endangered New Zealand species, and around the world
Ken Holmes, outstanding pioneer of structural biology and founder of EMBL's Hamburg site, died on 2 November 2021 at the age of 87
Iain Mattaj honoured with the Verdienstkreuz for fostering connections with the German public
EMBL alumnus Angus Lamond explains the value of fundamental research and how it can be translated into wider impact
EMBL alumna Mariëlle van Kooten is part of a research community working to beat heart disease