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24 November 2015

Awards & Honours

24 November 2015 Sybrand van der Zwaag is scientific director of the Delft Centre for Materials in the Netherlands. PHOTO: Photo: Delft University of Technology

Sybrand van der Zwaag is scientific director of the Delft Centre for Materials in the Netherlands. PHOTO: Photo: Delft University of Technology

Pathways: Open letter to young scientists

24 November 2015 No coincidence: organisers of this year’s PhD Symposium gather at EMBL Heidelberg 22–24 October for Just by Chance? Randomness and variability shaping biology. PHOTO: EMBL Photolab/Marietta Shupp

No coincidence: organisers of this year’s PhD Symposium gather at EMBL Heidelberg 22–24 October for Just by Chance? Randomness and variability shaping biology. PHOTO: EMBL Photolab/Marietta Shupp

EMBL in pictures

23 November 2015 More than 600 'diplomas' were awarded to budding crystallographers for successfully fishing crystals! PHOTO: DESY 2015

High-throughput event

19 November 2015 When illuminated with a laser, individual cells (bright yellow) within the fruit fly embryo cannot contract. This novel optogenetic approach helped to get insights into how tissues bend.

When illuminated with a laser, individual cells (bright yellow) within the fruit fly embryo cannot contract. This novel optogenetic approach helped to get insights into how tissues bend.

Lighting up development

12 November 2015 Visitors folding a microscope from paper. PHOTO: EMBL/Angela Michel

Enlightening experiments

11 November 2015 Sue Lee at EMBL-EBI Open Day 2015

Building a career in bioinformatics

9 November 2015 Bertone and Smith: Unpacking embryonic pluripotency

Unpacking embryonic pluripotency

6 November 2015 EMBL staff, alumni and their networks gather for the first Swiss chapter meeting. PHOTO: EMBL/Mehrnoosh rayner

Alumni meet in Switzerland

4 November 2015

Shaking hands with starfish

30 October 2015

One hard pull

30 October 2015 Two superimposed proteins, with regions with shared molecular similarity presumed to interact with our immune system highlighted in blue and red respectively. CREDIT: N Furnham.

Two superimposed proteins, with regions with shared molecular similarity presumed to interact with our immune system highlighted in blue and red respectively. CREDIT: N Furnham.

Allergy: the price of immunity?

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Awards & Honours

Pathways: Open letter to young scientists

EMBL in pictures

High-throughput event

Lighting up development

Enlightening experiments

Building a career in bioinformatics

Unpacking embryonic pluripotency

Alumni meet in Switzerland

Shaking hands with starfish

One hard pull

Allergy: the price of immunity?

EMBLetc.

Read the latest Issues of our magazine - EMBLetc.

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Issue 97, Summer 2021

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