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Welcome: Michael Milne

As EMBL’s new Chief Operating Officer, Michael Milne looks forward to building a long-term operational strategy with input from a range of EMBL stakeholders.

2 July 2025

CIM and EMBL join forces to study how to curb red tides and anticipate the effects of marine heatwaves

2 July 2025

EMBL takes over EIROforum rotating presidency

1 July 2025

Latest

27 June 2025 Image showing three adults and two children inside a library. One of the adults is an EMBL volunteer and has her finger inside a green bowl next to a pair of tongs. The children are looking inside the bowl.

Image showing three adults and two children inside a library. One of the adults is an EMBL volunteer and has her finger inside a green bowl next to a pair of tongs. The children are looking inside the bowl.

Every drop counts: a dive into Oceans Day

26 June 2025 Three people huddled around a laptop and tablet.

EMBL Annual Report 2024 is live

26 June 2025 Professional portrait of two startup co-founders standing outdoors in front of a brick building covered with green ivy. On the left, Marianna Vrettou-Schultes, on the right, José Antonio Marquez

Professional portrait of two startup co-founders standing outdoors in front of a brick building covered with green ivy. On the left, Marianna Vrettou-Schultes, on the right, José Antonio Marquez

Cerelixis: precision phytostimulants for resilient agriculture

Science & Technology

12 June 2025 Credit: Daniela Velasco/EMBL, adobestock.com

Parkinson’s disease: gut microbiome reveals environmental chemical footprints

5 June 2025 A jellyfish, with tentacles marked in green, with a row of magenta cells visible around the base of its bell.

From Tokyo to Heidelberg: decoding the jellyfish superpower

29 May 2025 Illustration of a DNA double helix intertwined with immune cells overlaid on silhouettes of human figures and a background of genetic code patterns illustrating the potential of long-read sequencing methods for cancer research.

Illustration of a DNA double helix intertwined with immune cells overlaid on silhouettes of human figures and a background of genetic code patterns illustrating the potential of long-read sequencing methods for cancer research.

Machine learning algorithm brings long-read sequencing to the clinic

People & Perspectives

22 May 2025 A photo of a woman posing to the camera.

We are EMBL: Marta Cherubini on understanding maternal-fetal communication

14 May 2025 Female scientist in white lab coat is showing material in a petri dish to EC official in lab coat

Edith Heard: what I’ve learned

6 May 2025 Woman wearing grey top and orange cardigan sat at a table, smiling.

We are EMBL: Mary Barlow on managing change

Connections

13 June 2025 Estonian president stands in front of blue poster, talking to group of scientists

TREC partner snapshot: Tallinn University of Technology

28 May 2025 Collage of images showing participants at an event.

From Lab to Launch 2025: empowering science entrepreneurs in Hamburg

13 May 2025 Young girl with virtual reality goggles

TREC Partner Snapshot: Tara Ocean Foundation

EMBL Announcements

19 May 2025

Leading EMBL’s six sites

8 May 2025 In the foreground, DNA strand. In the background, outline of the European continent, interconnected dots, and rows of bands representing genetic data.