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We are EMBL: Valentina Lorenzi on human reproductive development

PhD student Valentia Lorenzi is using single-cell sequencing data to create a map of the developing human reproductive system.

25 September 2023

Forging collaborations across the Nordics

21 September 2023

Welcome: David Hulcoop

21 September 2023

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20 September 2023

We are EMBL: Thomas Haize on sampling along the coast of Europe

18 September 2023 A representative image of a micrograph, with circles representing maginification

Global guidelines to improve the quality of microscopy images in scientific publications

15 September 2023 Group of scientists attending symposium staring upward to the photographer.

Celebrating Stephen Cusack’s contributions to science

15 September 2023

Switching off the cytokine storm

14 September 2023 Immune cells targeting a tumour

Uncovering the mechanisms underlying lack of response to immunotherapy

13 September 2023 A protein structure

Revealing the secrets of protein evolution using the AlphaFold database

Science

13 September 2023 Magenta and green sombrero-shaped object with grey lines beyond it sits against a black background

Understanding how cells avoid obstacles

6 September 2023 A drawing of swordfish and a bubble containing a drawing of a molecular model. Both on blue background representing water.

Swordfish sword under X-rays: SAXS explained

31 August 2023 Part of a fruit fly embryo imaged against a dark background, with nuclei stained with DAPI (white), and a cluster of pole cells, marked by Vasa protein (yellow)

Part of a fruit fly embryo imaged against a dark background, with nuclei stained with DAPI (white), and a cluster of pole cells, marked by Vasa protein (yellow)

Spotlight: Off to the pole

Lab Matters

13 September 2023

Exploring Nexus Island

8 September 2023 Female scientist looking into a microscope

TREC: Exploring the ocean’s oxygen supply

8 September 2023 A female scientist wearing a blue skirt and striped blue shirt stands outside.

We are EMBL: Sabrina Krueger on being a skill development guide

Alumni

24 August 2023 Set against a blue background, an illustration of a small paper shredder seemingly works at shredding mRNA, often in the form of origami shapes that float nearby.