Shedding light on rare diseases: open data and model organisms
Why open data from model organisms is essential for rare disease research.
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Molecules to Ecosystems: Jo McEntyre on data services
Jo McEntyre talks about data services, open data and a new era for research assessment.
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Priorities for ocean microbiome research
Microbial communities play essential roles in ocean ecology and planetary health. A recent publication highlights priorities for understanding and protecting ocean microbiomes.
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2022
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Uncharted territories in the human genome
Scientists identify previously unexplored gene segments to be added to human genome databases.
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2022
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“If you want science to move forward, you have to share it”
EMBO Director Fiona Watt discusses preprints, data sharing, and evaluation in light of EMBL’s new Open Science policy
LAB MATTERSPEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2022
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How flu steals your RNA
Understanding how the flu virus steals host RNA offers hope of new drugs
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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New insights into receptor balancing
Inducible mechanism found by EMBL scientists links receptor degradation and replenishment
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Happy anniversary, PDBe!
Ewan Birney's nine "Structures of Christmas" celebrate 20 years of PDBe
LAB MATTERSSCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Opinion: Fail again, fail better
Iain Mattaj on failure, adventure, determination and the Scientific Method
LAB MATTERSPEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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First year PhDs complete their training
For the past two months EMBL Heidelberg has hosted around 60 first year PhD students from EMBL’s International PhD Programme (EIPP). From thousands of applicants, the students were selected from over 40 countries to work on their PhD research at one of EMBL’s five sites – Grenoble, Hamburg,…
LAB MATTERS2016
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Structure of HIV capsid within virus visualised
EMBL scientists use new techniques to describe the architecture of conical HIV capsids
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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New Crystallography platform inaugurated
A new crystallography platform in Grenoble opens the door to new technological developments
EMBL ANNOUNCEMENTSLAB MATTERS2016
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Study offers approach to treating pain
Research on the effect of nerve cell stiffness on sensitivity to touch could lead to new painkillers
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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10th PEPC course in Hamburg
The PEPC course celebrated its 10th anniversary in Hamburg from the 12 – 20 September this year
CONNECTIONS2016
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Cycle of life
Paul Nurse’s failed experiment inspired a career that would uncover key mechanisms of cell division
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Omnipath for signalling pathways
New method combines signalling pathway data resources to improve systems biology research
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Catching the chaperone in the act
How Christian Löw’s failed experiment led to an unexpected scientific journey
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Design for life
EMBL’s Petra Riedinger retires after 40 years producing posters, graphics, artwork and more
LAB MATTERSPEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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Capturing life in perspective
How a team of scientists and artists at EMBL transformed microscopy data into stunning 3D images
LAB MATTERSSCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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What would it take to regrow an arm?
Exploring what it would take to regrow a lost limb, and what we might learn along the way
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Thinking in 3D
Ernst Stelzer earns 2016 Lennart Philipson award for advances in light sheet microscopy
PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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Chromatin cartographer
EMBL alumnus Jop Kind reflects on the questions that led him to this year’s John Kendrew Award
PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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Toxoplasma’s balancing act explained
Parasite’s method of rewiring our immune response leads to novel tool for drug tests
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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New mechanism for cancer gene activation
EMBL study finds that rearranging how DNA packs the nucleus can activate cancer genes
LAB MATTERSSCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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BLUEPRINT project delivers
BLUEPRINT: EMBL-EBI and the push to decipher the blood epigenome
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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2017 courses and conferences
Check out the newly revealed programme for 2017
LAB MATTERS2016
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New insights into RNA Polymerase I
Cryo EM reconstruction of RNA Polymerase I reveals details of how molecule binds and transcribes DNA
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Improving data analysis in imaging mass spec
Open source bioinformatics method for finding metabolites makes experiments comparable across labs
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Big data, cool servers
Upgraded server room is ready to take the heat at EMBL Grenoble
LAB MATTERS2016
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Review: Lab Girl
Hope Jahren’s autobiography educates and delights
LAB MATTERSPEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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Collaboration is beautiful
Where design meets bioinformatics, new scientific perspectives abound.
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Spiral growth
What happens when plant's leaf-placing feedback loop isn't quite right
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Welcome to EMBL: Robert Prevedel
Robert Prevedel develops deep-tissue microscopy for scientists to peer deep inside living organisms
PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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Diving into Autumn
Participants learn about EMBL’s ocean biodiversity research at the Fall Gala
CONNECTIONS2016
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MultiBacTAG: A protein production platform
New platform useful for studies of protein binding, human tissue and more
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Opinion: Is your mind playing tricks on you?
We catch up with neuroscientist Craig Stark, speaker at the EMBL/EMBO Science and Society Conference
LAB MATTERSPEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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Ewan Birney to lead Global Alliance
Global Alliance for Genomics and Health chose Birney to lead efforts to bring genomics to the clinic
EMBL ANNOUNCEMENTSLAB MATTERS2016
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Drivers of evolution hidden in plain sight
A rapid, versatile mechanism that modifies proteins is revealed to be crucial for the evolutionary process
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Opinion: Dealing with the imposter in me
Rosemary Wilson talks about imposter syndrome and how to handle it
LAB MATTERSPEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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In pursuit of flat growth in leaves
EMBL scientists investigate how leaves grow flat to efficiently capture sunlight
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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EMBL-EBI hosts the Cambridge New Therapeutics Forum
CamNTF hosts meetings around Cambridge, open to all scientists interested in new therapeutics
CONNECTIONS2016
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‘Essential genes’ help focus research
IMPC study identifies 410 genes essential to life in the mouse, providing a window on human disease
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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EMBL at NatureJobs careers fair
EMBL recently attended the Naturejobs Career Expo, advising scientists about their career options
CONNECTIONSLAB MATTERS2016
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Meet a serial EMBL conference attendee
Eberhard Bengsch explains why EMBL’s events programme attracts him time and again
PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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Accelerate your research with CORBEL
CORBEL Open Call launches October 2016, for access to 15 facilities and 8 research infrastructures
LAB MATTERSSCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Become an EMBL events reporter
Take part in an EMBL conference or symposium for free as an EMBL events reporter
LAB MATTERS2016
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Turning up the heat on drug side effects
Side-effects of leukaemia drug explained, reveal possibility of repurposing to treat other diseases
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Welcome to EMBL: Mikhail Savitski
New head of Proteomics Core Facility also runs stability proteomics lab
PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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Watching nuclear pores in growing nuclei
Puzzle of nuclear pore formation in growing nuclei solved
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Powering proteomics progress
EMBL alumnus Angus Lamond is driving forward new ways to explore the proteome
PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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Szilárd Library: An open book
Past meets present as Library head Ioanna Ydraiou interviews EMBL’s first librarian
PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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New drug candidate unleashed for TB
EMBL researchers help to design a lead compound active against four different pathogens
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Opinion: 2006, a year of champagne
Stephen Cusack looks back on the early days of his collaboration with Anacor developing anti-infectives
LAB MATTERSPEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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Opinion: A journey from bench to clinical trials
Andrés Palencia on the design of compounds that may help fight drug-resistant TB and more
LAB MATTERSPEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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BioStudies: The Data Bento Box
A new repository helps identify emerging trends in data-driven science.
LAB MATTERSSCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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New EMBL-Hubrecht Institute partnership
EMBL and the Hubrecht Institute signed a 5-year partnership agreement
CONNECTIONSLAB MATTERS2016
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Taking crystallography to the fourth dimension
Collaborating to take crystallography into a new time dimension
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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See data in a new light
3D printing, gaming, virtual reality and lenticular posters bring new perspectives to research
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Postdocs of EMBL
Turning the spotlight on the diverse universe of EMBL’s 200-strong postdoc community
LAB MATTERSPEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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Maltese science: From temples to genomes
Celebrating the rich history of scientific contributions in Malta, EMBL's newest member state
CONNECTIONSLAB MATTERS2016
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Gene editing 3.0
Emmanuelle Charpentier sheds light on how CRISPR–Cas9 went from side project to global revolution
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Bioinformatics with a bang
Unexpected adventures at EMBL LearningLAB focused on biodiversity
LAB MATTERS2016
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Swimming against the tide
"If I have an aim, I’ll find a solution" – meet EMBL alumnus Jochen Wittbrodt
PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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From potential to policy
Integration, collaboration and openness on agenda for Carlos Moedas, European Commissioner for Research
LAB MATTERSPEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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Atomic proportions
EMBL and ESRF scientists and mechanics work together on upgrade for one of Europe’s big X-ray sources
CONNECTIONS2016
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Fundraising dimensions
Alumnus and entrepreneur Marc Zabeau speaks at inaugural Life Science Funders and Foundations event
CONNECTIONS2016
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Form follows function
'The PDB plays a crucial role in structural biology research and development'
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Inspire change in science
Bruce Alberts on fixing the broken academic career pipeline
LAB MATTERSPEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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Pathways: Community management
Scientific community manager, alumnus Aidan Budd, connects people with shared interests, values, goals
PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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Awards & Honours
EMBL scientists regularly receive prestigious awards – meet the latest honourees.
EMBL ANNOUNCEMENTSLAB MATTERS2016
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Welcome: Georg Zeller
Team leader investigates how the gut microbiome could relate to human diseases
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Life in the periphery
Storage of pre-made nuclear pores allows for rapid cell division in fruit fly embryos
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Blocking the waste disposal unit
Detailed structure paves the way for more effective cancer therapies
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Just try!
German students visit EMBL-EBI on a tour to explore a new culture and different career paths
LAB MATTERS2016
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The force is strong with embryo cells
Strength of contraction determines whether cells become embryo or placenta
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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New tool to control information relay in cells
Molecular messengers synthesised to help study how cells respond to outside stimuli
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Discovering protein smartphones
New technique reveals uncharted docking sites in RNA-binding proteins
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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EMBL Alumni Association Board update
EMBL Alumni Association Board review progress and discuss new initiatives
EMBL ANNOUNCEMENTS2016
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How new HIV drugs lock virus in immaturity
Study provides insights into workings of new HIV drugs and how virus becomes resistant
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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CTLS: a professional association for core facilities
Core Technologies in Life Sciences (CTLS) association will be key resource for facility professionals
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Mapping early development
“Like getting hold of a microscope for the first time”
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Scientific twins
Collaborations shorten distance between EMBL Heidelberg, Germany, and CEITEC in Brno, Czech Republic
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Key facts about the impact of Brexit on EMBL
In a time of great uncertainty, key facts about EMBL's status, collaborations, funding and recruitment
LAB MATTERSPEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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Welcome: Alba Diz-Muñoz
New group leader combines physics and biology to answer the 'hows' of cell movement
PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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Bork lab peers gather
27 former Bork lab members joined Peer for a full-day get-together this summer
LAB MATTERS2016
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Impact on EMBL of UK referendum to leave EU
The UK’s decision to leave the EU has no direct consequences for the UK’s membership of EMBL
EMBL ANNOUNCEMENTSLAB MATTERS2016
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Found in translation
Studying at EMBL in Grenoble helps Japanese postdoc see her native country through different eyes
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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How cells bag their rubbish
How cells eliminate protein deposits that can lead to neurodegenerative disorders
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Leading the way in time-resolved crystallography
Establishing a programme of research, development and user services for time-resolved crystallography
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Behind the scenes: Audiovisual
Meet the secret timekeepers of EMBL events: AV technicians Sean Nightingale and Jan Abda
LAB MATTERS2016
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Partnership for Structural Biology: strength in diversity
Grenoble-based Partnership for Structural Biology (PSB) renewed for five more years
CONNECTIONSLAB MATTERS2016
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Italian interconnections
Marco Tripoldi and Valeria Carola join colleagues and peers at gathering of Italy-based alumni
CONNECTIONS2016
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Making business in Britain
Abel Ureta-Vidal and Louise Modis join colleagues and peers at gathering of UK-based alumni
CONNECTIONS2016
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Microbiomes: Our humble overlords
What's a microbiome? How on Earth do they work?
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Supporting science at sea
Dozens of postdocs boosted their careers with a voyage aboard the Tara Oceans research schooner
PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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Making cells move towards the light
New method enables scientists to use light to direct where cancer cells go
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Unexpected link in protein production
From shared interests at a conference to a surprising discovery
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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EMBL conferences go digital
Upgrading your conference experience with the new EMBL Events app
LAB MATTERS2016
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Enzyme with a dual-purpose loop
Unexpected results: structure of DAPK enzyme reveals dual-purpose loop
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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The pheromones behind romance
A perfect match: behaviourist Takefumi Kikusui visits the Gross group to explore animal attraction
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Towards personalised breast cancer treatment
Largest-ever study of breast cancer genomes reveals new genes and mutations
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Poo transplants better understood
Stool transplants: finding the right match important, EMBL study shows
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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The rhythms in life
How EMBL scientists are discovering and understanding the waves and rhythms inside us
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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The man behind the machine
Florent Cipriani talks about his passion for developing beamline instrumentation
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Light control
EMBL PhD project puts development in a new light
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Branches: Laughing matter
Neuroscientist and comedian Sophie Scott explains the complexity and social importance of laughter
PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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Reviews: Life’s Blueprint
Review of 'Life’s Blueprint: The Science and Art of Embryo Creation' by Benny Shilo
LAB MATTERS2016
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Admin ability
EMBL's ninth administrative director Keith Williamson looks back at 14 years at the Laboratory
PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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From the Archive: The Moon Dreamers
Illustrator Edmond Baudoin donates an original artwork to the EMBL Archive
LAB MATTERSPEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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Alumni awards
EMBL rewards the special work of alumni through the John Kendrew and Lennart Philipson awards.
EMBL ANNOUNCEMENTS2016
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Awards & Honours
EMBL scientists regularly receive prestigious awards – meet the latest honourees.
LAB MATTERS2016
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Slovakian synergies
Meet a driving force behind collaborations with the Slovak Republic, alumnus Jozef Ševčik
PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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Close association
Gareth Griffiths, new Chair of the Alumni Association, reveals his many perspectives of EMBL
PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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Crystals in the beamlight
CrystalDirect, developed at EMBL, automates crystal preparation for X-ray analysis
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Revealing structure of nuclear pore’s inner ring
First detailed structural description of all the rings of nuclear pores
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Taking science to new dimensions
Alumna Angela Relogio tells us about her passion for science, communication and mentoring
PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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Welcome: Hiroki Asari
Why does a cookie look different depending on how hungry you are? Neuroscientist Asari wants to find out
PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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Designing gene therapy
Information on structure of molecule used for genome engineering yields increased efficiency
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Foetus, or placenta?
Subtle genetic differences destine cells to placenta or animal, very early in embryo development
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Better tools for exploring TB protein structures
How an EMBL team is making and sharing tools to explore tuberculosis protein structures
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Supporting the bioimaging revolution
Commentary in Nature Methods introduces the EMPIAR resource and gives glimpse of future developments
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Mothers and daughters
1st real-time video of starfish egg cell eliminating crucial structures, to ensure embryo viability
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Finding the way with X-Ray
New technique uses X-rays to find landmarks when combining fluorescence and electron microscopy
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Forgetting to learn
Neural mechanisms in mouse brains indicate that we actively forget as we learn
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Immunology meets single-cell sequencing
TraCeR: new method for studying T cells opens up opportunities to explore immune responses
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Leading the way for gender equality
Award acknowledges leadership in gender equality on the Wellcome Genome Campus
LAB MATTERS2016
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Childcare at EMBL events
EMBL PlayLab now available at 22 conferences hosted in Heidelberg
LAB MATTERS2016
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A cohesive structure
Structural insights into how cohesin keeps DNA together during the cell cycle
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Mapping malaria
First detailed atlas of start points for genes expression in malaria-causing parasite
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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The search for EMBL’s next Director-General
Iain Mattaj talks about the search for his successor
LAB MATTERS2016
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DREAM shadows: chasing down disease networks
“It’s a bit like drawing a picture of an intricate object just by looking at its shadow on the wall."
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Forever young
How stem cells resist change
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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In sync
What do cells in an embryo have in common with schools of fish, swarms of fireflies, and applauding audiences?
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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True Love
How transcription factors interact to create a heart
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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What is the value of open data?
Independent analysis of EMBL-EBI underscores the value and impact of open data in the life sciences
LAB MATTERS2016
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The carbon hijacking network
Plankton network linked to ocean's biological carbon pump revealed
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Biogen joins CTTV
Pioneering target validation collaboration expands to accelerate drug discovery research.
CONNECTIONSLAB MATTERS2016
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How to make a protein happy
Protein screens developed at EMBL Hamburg now commercially available
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Obituary: Bernard Jacrot
Former Head of EMBL Grenoble passed away on 21 January 2016 at the age of 89
PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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Welcome: Kim Remans
"We’re open! We’re open to working with everybody, we’re open to new things."
LAB MATTERSPEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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The cellular crystal factory
Hamburg collaborators analyse protein crystals inside the cells that made them.
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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One gene, two proteins, one complex
Further insights into how viral enzymes degrade the cell walls of Clostridia bacteria.
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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Playing with science
Scientist and showman: PhD student Vasily Sysoev shares his passion for outreach.
PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2016
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Linking DNA modification and gene expression
New method is first to enable parallel profiling of the transcriptome and epigenome of a single cell.
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2016
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