The history of EMBL-EBI Training
Have you ever wondered how the EMBL-EBI Training programme began? Discover the history of the team and it's offerings in this retrospective.
It’s time to consider the environmental impact of computing
A new online tutorial from EMBL’s European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL‑EBI) is helping researchers understand and reduce the environmental impact of their computational work, further advancing EMBL’s commitment to more sustainable science.
Reflections from the EMBL Conference ‘Cancer genomics’ by our event reporter, Ankita Murmu
Read Ankita's report on the EMBL Conference 'Cancer genomics' to find out more about the presented research and the benefits of participating in EMBL events.
Reflections from the EMBL Conference ‘Spatial biology: the melting pot’ by our event reporter, Karina Barreiro
Read Karina's report from 'Spatial biology: the melting pot' conference to find out more about the presented research and the benefits of participating in EMBL events.
The challenge that sparked collaboration
BiotrAIn is the new partnership from EMBL-EBI Training and collaborators to address the challenge in global bioscience: Latin American researchers are being left behind in the AI revolution. Find out how we aim to address this gap and build a sustainable community for lasting impact.
Reflections from the EMBO|EMBL Symposium ‘The human microbiome’ by our event reporter, Deepika
Read Deepika's report from 'The human microbiome' symposium to find out more about the presented research as well as the atmosphere on the campus and the benefits of participating in EMBL events.
Introducing Ada: the new AI assistant from EMBL-EBI Training
Today marks Ada Lovelace Day, a day to celebrate the work of the acclaimed mathematician and writer. We can't think of a better way to honour her in 2025 than by naming our LLM-driven, AI assistant after the person who first recognised that computers had applications beyond pure calculation.
‘Chromatin and Epigenetics’ through the eyes of our event reporter Eleni Katsantoni
Written by Eleni Katsantoni, PhD, Investigator C in Basic Research Center, Biomedical Research Foundation, Academy of Athens, Greece I would like to thank EMBL for offering me the opportunity to attend the ‘Chromatin and Epigenetics’ Conference in May 2025 under the role of the event…
Decoding gene regulation in space and time: an event report.
Key findings and emerging themes from the EMBL Conference 'Gene regulations: one molecule at a time' by event reporter Priyanka Yadav.
From intern to on-demand course author
Charalambos (Harry) Roussos is a third-year PhD student in the Department of Physiology, Development, and Neuroscience at the University of Cambridge. As part of the School of Biological Sciences Doctoral Training Programme, he undertook a twelve-week placement at EMBL's European Bioinformatics…