From atoms to complex systems: highlights from the EMBO | EMBL Symposium ‘Microtubules’
Read Maral's report from 'Microtubules: from atoms to complex systems' to find out more about the symposium.
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Read Maral's report from 'Microtubules: from atoms to complex systems' to find out more about the symposium.
In case you missed the EMBO Workshop 'Computational structural biology', we are presenting the best poster prize winners. Read on to find out about their research!
In case you missed the EMBO | EMBL Symposium 'Sex differences in health and disease', we are presenting the best poster prize winners. Read on to find out about their research!
Read Jana's report from 'Sex differences in health and disease' to find out more about the symposium.
Lizzie Tchongwe-Divala joined EMBL’s European Bioinformatics Institute as a Scientific Project Officer in the training team in June 2025 and moved into a Scientific Training Officer role in January 2026. Get to know Lizzie in our blog post.
In case you missed the EMBO | EMBL Symposium 'Cellular mechanisms driven by phase separation', we are presenting the winners of the best poster prizes. Read on to find out about their research!
Have you ever wondered how the EMBL-EBI Training programme began? Discover the history of the team and it's offerings in this retrospective.
In case you missed the EMBO Workshop 'Building networks: engineering in vascular biology', we are presenting the winners of the best poster prizes. Read on to find out about their research!
In case you missed the EMBO | EMBL Symposium 'The cellular mechanics of symbiosis: sensing friend from foe', we are presenting the best poster prize winners. Read on to find out about their research!
In case you missed the EMBO Workshop 'Computational structural biology', we are presenting the best poster prize winners. Read on to find out about their research!