Illumina joins EMBL Corporate Partnership Programme
The biotechnology and genomics research company Illumina joins EMBL’s Corporate Partnership Programme, supporting training opportunities for next-generation scientists.
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Tiny virus, big impact: young scientists discover phages as eco-friendly plant protectors
Supported by EMBL services, students Misha Hegde & Mia Maurer have identified a previously unknown bacteriophage that targets Rhizobium rhizogenes, a pathogen harming crops. Using cutting-edge imaging…
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Sharing scientific expertise to empower European partners
EMBL and its partners have received funding from the European Commission for two new Twinning Projects, which will build expertise and research capacity in its member states.
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Speaking the language of DNA
Right from the early days of DNA sequencing, EMBL’s scientists have been instrumental in helping the world understand, decode, archive, and manipulate genomes at scale and across many branches of the …
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Connecting shores and exploring new avenues for collaboration with Malta
international relations During a visit from high-level representatives of EMBL’s member state Malta, the honourable delegation allowed a peek behind the scenes of their scientific and institutional collaborations, and shared…
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EMBLetc. issue 101 published
The newest issue of our online magazine dives deep into a critical research direction in developmental biology, structures of promiscuous proteins, EMBL’s newest service offerings in field research, a…
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Vizgen joins EMBL science-industry programme
Vizgen, the life science company dedicated to improving human health by visualising single-cell spatial genomics information, has joined EMBL’s Corporate Partnership Programme.
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EMBL and Montenegro: boosting cooperation and enhancing awareness
Europe’s life sciences laboratory EMBL on 5 April welcomed Council delegates Ivana Lagator and Lidija Vukcevic from the Montenegrin Ministry of Science and Technological Development, and University of…
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Welcome: Hanh Vu
Group Leader Hanh Vu studies ‘immortal’ flatworms that can grow and de-grow to understand better factors that determine organisms’ sizes.
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Understanding genomes, piece by piece
Genomes are made up of thousands of individual pieces – genes – which are expressed at different levels. Researchers at EMBL have shed light on how the placement of a gene affects its expression, as w…
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Welcome: Sinem Saka
As one of EMBL’s newest group leaders, Sinem Saka will combine multiple technologies, such as microscopy and single-cell omics, to solve biological puzzles.
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Helping to scale up coronavirus testing
Scientists at EMBL Heidelberg are contributing their expertise in a community effort to develop large-scale testing methods for coronavirus. Their goal is to increase the capacity and speed of testing…
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EMBL shares expertise with four European institutes
Three international teams involving EMBL Heidelberg have been granted funding from the European Commission for three Twinning projects with institutes in Portugal and the Czech Republic.
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Engineering bacteria to fight diabetes
EMBL’s Genomics Core Facility supports students participating in the annual iGEM competition.
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Roche joins EMBL’s Corporate Partnership Programme
Roche and EMBL join forces
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New England Biolabs partners with EMBL
NEB joins EMBL’s corporate partnership programme
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Next generation training
First series of training courses jointly organised by EMBL and Illumina is a resounding success.
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Surprisingly stable long-distance relationships
Surprising finding: enhancers find their targets long before activation in Drosophila embryos
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Today a consortium of leading IT providers and three of Europe’s biggest research centres (CERN, EMBL and ESA) announced a partnership to launch a European cloud computing platform. ‘Helix Nebula ‐ th…
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