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Iguaracy Pinheiro-de-Sousa on organoids and nanorobot ‘highways’

EMBL-EBI Postdoctoral researcher Iguaracy Pinheiro de Sousa is using bioinformatics to support the development of better organoids.

16 September 2024

EMBL-EBI’s open data resources for biodiversity and climate research

13 September 2024

Spanish dignitaries meet EMBL leaders to uplift cooperation for future research synergy

12 September 2024

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11 September 2024 Photographs of two scientists against a green-blue background.

New directions for molecular systems biology at EMBL

10 September 2024 A brain section is seen in the background, from which a 'highway'emerges, with lit up neurons spaced like cars on the highway.

Follow the cellular road

9 September 2024 Portrait of a person on a terrace, with crossed arms leaning on the balcony rail. In the background the sea is reflected on the windows of the building.

Portrait of a person on a terrace, with crossed arms leaning on the balcony rail. In the background the sea is reflected on the windows of the building.

We are EMBL: Jia Le Lim on zebrafish, temperature, and Johann Sebastian Bach

Science & Technology

30 August 2024 A multi-coloured donut representing the structure of an NPC.

27 August 2024 In the foreground is a photoacoustic dye from the red end of the visible spectrum that is ‘turned on’. It produces an ultrasound emission that can be detected and measured. A dye that is ‘turned off’ is shown in the left background.

In the foreground is a photoacoustic dye from the red end of the visible spectrum that is ‘turned on’. It produces an ultrasound emission that can be detected and measured. A dye that is ‘turned off’ is shown in the left background.

Seeing into the depths

21 August 2024 Three images of the cell at different stages of mitosis. In the left: round navy shape and irregular thick magenta line within it. In the middle: the same round shape with two irregular magenta shapes. On the right: Two round navy shapes connected with each other. Each of them holds shiny magenta-yellow clusters.

Three images of the cell at different stages of mitosis. In the left: round navy shape and irregular thick magenta line within it. In the middle: the same round shape with two irregular magenta shapes. On the right: Two round navy shapes connected with each other. Each of them holds shiny magenta-yellow clusters.

The forces behind chromosome repulsion and attraction during cell division

People & Perspectives

5 September 2024 Male scientist standing in front of a set of stairs.

Promoting impact-driven science

4 September 2024

What I’ve learned: Alvis Brazma

23 August 2024

Welcome: David Ocaña

Connections

2 September 2024 People gather around a new plaque in honour of Suzanne Eaton

12 moments of philanthropy: #8 Suzanne Eaton Playground

16 August 2024 Two trucks with EMBL and TREC logos drive along a road next to the seaside, in the background are hills and houses from the suburbs of Athens.

Two trucks with EMBL and TREC logos drive along a road next to the seaside, in the background are hills and houses from the suburbs of Athens.

TREC expedition concludes sampling in Greece

30 July 2024 Two men stand side by side, a younger scientist with glasses on the left and an older benefactor on the right

12 moments of philanthropy: #7 John Kendrew Young Scientist Award

EMBL Announcements

3 September 2024 Illustration showing a pair of human hands holding up three petri dishes, with a miniature pancreas, intestines, and lungs respectively.