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Berta Carreño

Berta Carreño a science writer at EMBL and has master’s degrees in chemical engineering and science communication. She likes learning new things and sharing them with the world.

berta.carreno@embl.de

Articles by Berta Carreño

An in silico hope for biology: machine learning

How EMBL scientists are using machine learning to advance biology

By Berta Carreño

Lab Matters
An 88% complete model of human hemoglobin (PDB id 5ni1) built de novo by ARP/wARP into a 3.2 Å cryo-EM map. IMAGE: Victor Lamzin/EMBL

ARP/wARP 8.0 released

Researchers at EMBL Hamburg have released the next generation of their ARP/wARP software

By Berta Carreño

Lab Matters

Welcome: Jim Swoger

New head of the Mesoscopic Imaging Facility at EMBL Barcelona will help scientists visualise nature

By Berta Carreño

Science
Group picture of the students and coordinators of the second edition of ‘Summer in Science’ at EMBL Rome. PHOTO: Berta Carreño/EMBL

Summer in Science 2018

EMBL Rome opens its labs for students to get their first real taste of science

By Berta Carreño

Events
Optical section of a ‘gastruloid’ – an embryonic organoid made from mouse embryonic stem cells and stained for E-Cadherin (red), marking cell outlines and nuclei (blue). IMAGE: Vikas Trivedi/EMBL

Welcome: Vikas Trivedi

An engineer’s approach to understanding morphogenesis

By Berta Carreño

Science
Humans of EMBL: Outreach

Humans of EMBL: Outreach

Discover how EMBLers across all sites share their passion for science

By Berta Carreño

Lab Matters

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An in silico hope for biology: machine learning

By Berta Carreño

Lab Matters
New method using silica-based columns simplifies the extraction of DNA – and RNA-protein complexes. IMAGE: Adobe stock

New way to isolate DNA- and RNA-protein complexes

By Berta Carreño

Science
HiGlass (http://higlass.io) is an exploratory visualization tool for genomic data developed by Nils Gehlenborg and his team that provides analysts with a flexible interface to explore genomic and epigenomic data, including genome wide interactions, across multiple scales. IMAGE: Nils Gehlenborg

Kendrew and Philipson Awards Winners 2018

By Berta Carreño

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