The ‘Sex Differences in health and disease’ symposium through the eyes of our event reporter, Jana Křížová
Read Jana's report from 'Sex differences in health and disease' to find out more about the symposium.
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Read Jana's report from 'Sex differences in health and disease' to find out more about the symposium.
Dr Laura Perlaza‑Jiménez joined bioinformatics leaders from around the world to take part in a unique course on managing a bioinformatics core facility at EMBL's European Bioinformatics Institute.
Read Nils' report on the EMBO | EMBL Symposium 'Organoids' to find out more about the presented research and the benefits of participating in EMBL events.
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.
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.
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.
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…
Key findings and emerging themes from the EMBL Conference 'Gene regulations: one molecule at a time' by event reporter Priyanka Yadav.
Five key takeaways from an EMBL | EMBO Symposium that explored the ‘wild frontiers’ of model organisms, from phytoplankton to sea anemones, waterstriders, roundworms, and more by event reporter Kausthubh Ramachandran.
From 20th to 22nd May 2025, Plasmodium and Toxoplasma experts gathered from around the world in the idyllic city of Heidelberg to discuss the latest advancements in the biology and pathology of the malaria parasite.