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The future of European life sciences

EMBL’s position paper outlines its key recommendations for European Commission’s upcoming ‘Strategy for European Life Sciences’.

8 May 2025

We are EMBL: Mary Barlow on managing change

6 May 2025

Welcome: Noel O’Boyle

30 April 2025

Latest

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

16 April 2025

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

Science & Technology

28 March 2025 The composed visual presents a cryo-EM image of the phage they discovered and its 3D segmentation, showing its tail structure. The collage also shows a portrait picture of the two young female scientists.

The composed visual presents a cryo-EM image of the phage they discovered and its 3D segmentation, showing its tail structure. The collage also shows a portrait picture of the two young female scientists.

Tiny virus, big impact: young scientists discover phages as eco-friendly plant protectors

24 March 2025 Illustration showing four stages of cell division placed along a blue 'road’ on a green background. On top of each cell division stage, there is a coloured chromosomal trace showing how its structure grows more compact as cell division proceeds.

Illustration showing four stages of cell division placed along a blue 'road’ on a green background. On top of each cell division stage, there is a coloured chromosomal trace showing how its structure grows more compact as cell division proceeds.

How chromosomes shape up for cell division

20 March 2025 Collage with the left image showing two male scientists, one of whom is looking into a microscope, and the right image showing microscopy images of nuclear pore complexes captured using a MINFLUX set-up. The NPCs appear as small bright dots arranged in rough circles on a dark background.

Collage with the left image showing two male scientists, one of whom is looking into a microscope, and the right image showing microscopy images of nuclear pore complexes captured using a MINFLUX set-up. The NPCs appear as small bright dots arranged in rough circles on a dark background.

New imaging reveals the secrets of cellular traffic control

People & Perspectives

1 April 2025

We are EMBL: Neil Humphreys on genome editing and saying it all in five simple words

18 March 2025 Two young males smiling to the camera with a mix of garden and buildings in the background.

Welcome: Alexander Barrington and Miten Mistry

5 March 2025

Understanding rare diseases with digital twins

Connections

26 March 2025

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

6 March 2025 Collage of four photos. Top left shows a group photo with about 50 people inside a conference room, top right shows a woman speaking at a podium, bottom right shows a male participant with a microphone, and bottom left shows a group photo with seven people in front of an event poster.