George Simos
Professor & Director
Laboratory of Biochemistry, University of Thessaly
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“Being an EMBL alumnus means sharing the benefits of my stay at EMBL and its existence with the scientific community at home.”
Melina Schuh
Director
Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry, Göttingen
“My time at EMBL has shaped my scientific career. High quality, collaborative and ambitious research are hallmarks of science at EMBL. I have implemented these principles of research in my own lab as well.”