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TREC partner snapshot: Tallinn University of Technology

Estonia may be one of EMBL’s newest member states, but thanks to the Tallinn University of Technology, the Traversing European Coastlines (TREC) project relished not just field sampling and outreach opportunities but also attracted the attention of one of the highest-ranking officials to visit…

13 June 2025

Parkinson’s disease: gut microbiome reveals environmental chemical footprints

12 June 2025

From Tokyo to Heidelberg: decoding the jellyfish superpower

5 June 2025

Latest

29 May 2025 Illustration of a DNA double helix intertwined with immune cells overlaid on silhouettes of human figures and a background of genetic code patterns illustrating the potential of long-read sequencing methods for cancer research.

Illustration of a DNA double helix intertwined with immune cells overlaid on silhouettes of human figures and a background of genetic code patterns illustrating the potential of long-read sequencing methods for cancer research.

Machine learning algorithm brings long-read sequencing to the clinic

28 May 2025 Collage of images showing participants at an event.

From Lab to Launch 2025: empowering science entrepreneurs in Hamburg

22 May 2025 A photo of a woman posing to the camera.

We are EMBL: Marta Cherubini on understanding maternal-fetal communication

Science & Technology

15 May 2025

Biology beyond conventional model organisms – a whole new world

16 April 2025

Metabolism shapes life

9 April 2025 Three images of zebrafish embryos, one in full colour and two in black-and-white. The latter images show hsp47 mutant zebrafish embryos grown at high temperatures, which are visibly shorter than wild-type embryos. The coloured image shows a line of pink cells along the centre of the body of the zebrafish.

Three images of zebrafish embryos, one in full colour and two in black-and-white. The latter images show hsp47 mutant zebrafish embryos grown at high temperatures, which are visibly shorter than wild-type embryos. The coloured image shows a line of pink cells along the centre of the body of the zebrafish.

Spotlight: Hot waters, shrinking fish

People & Perspectives

14 May 2025 Female scientist in white lab coat is showing material in a petri dish to EC official in lab coat

Edith Heard: what I’ve learned

6 May 2025 Woman wearing grey top and orange cardigan sat at a table, smiling.

We are EMBL: Mary Barlow on managing change

30 April 2025

Welcome: Noel O’Boyle

Connections

13 May 2025 Young girl with virtual reality goggles

TREC Partner Snapshot: Tara Ocean Foundation

23 April 2025 Group photo of the conference participants taken in front of the EMBL Imagine Centre in Heidelberg.

EMBL Partnership Conference explores AI in One Health

26 March 2025

The University of Malta hosts EMBL’s Advanced Mobile Laboratory for research and training

EMBL Announcements

19 May 2025

Leading EMBL’s six sites

8 May 2025 In the foreground, DNA strand. In the background, outline of the European continent, interconnected dots, and rows of bands representing genetic data.