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5 March 2020

New insights into gene regulation

Science, Science & Technology EMBL researchers investigate the role of a histone protein in regulating gene expression

2020

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13 February 2020

Edith Heard wins L’Oréal–UNESCO Award

EMBL Announcements, Lab Matters EMBL Director General recognised alongside four other exceptional women in the life sciences

2020

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29 January 2020

Chan Zuckerberg grant for Global BioImaging

EMBL Announcements, Lab Matters New grant will increase collaboration between imaging centres and fuel scientific discovery

2020

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18 November 2019

Fostering links with Montenegro

Connections, Events Two recent events have expanded EMBL’s collaboration with one of its newest member states

2019

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9 May 2019

Diverse and united: Science in Europe

Lab Matters Edith Heard and Jean-Eric Paquet discuss the future of European science

2019

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18 April 2019

Edith and Iain in conversation

Lab Matters The current and previous Directors General discuss what it means to lead an organisation like EMBL

2019

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17 December 2018 Stephan Schiffels is a group leader at the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History in Jena, Germany. PHOTO: MPI-SHH

Reconstructing the human past

Events, People & Perspectives What genetics can tell us about the structure of ancient human populations

2018

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27 September 2018

Looking for life using geobiology

Events, Science & Technology Meet the organisers of EMBO’s first course on molecular geobiology

2018

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27 August 2018 Robbert Dijkgraaf, director of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, US

The usefulness of useless knowledge

Events, People & Perspectives Theoretical physicist Robbert Dijkgraaf discusses the importance of curiosity-based research

2018

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23 May 2018 As a cell prepares to divide, the chromosomes (shown here in pink) condense, becoming more tightly coiled and easier to observe under the microscope. The faint structure in the centre is a cell nucleus in which the chromosomes are in their usual decondensed state.

As a cell prepares to divide, the chromosomes (shown here in pink) condense, becoming more tightly coiled and easier to observe under the microscope. The faint structure in the centre is a cell nucleus in which the chromosomes are in their usual decondensed state.

Exploring genetic variation

Science, Science & Technology EMBL group leader Jan Korbel reflects on his scientific origins and current research

2018

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20 December 2017 In this representation of influenza polymerase, a molecule (white) that strongly inhibits the enzyme’s activity is shown bound to the region of the enzyme (red) that usually binds the cap section of mRNA. IMAGE: EMBL/Cusack Group

In this representation of influenza polymerase, a molecule (white) that strongly inhibits the enzyme’s activity is shown bound to the region of the enzyme (red) that usually binds the cap section of mRNA. IMAGE: EMBL/Cusack Group

Futures: Unravelling influenza

Science, Science & Technology ERC grantee Stephen Cusack shares his vision for the next ten years

2017

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5 December 2017 Lab manager Anna Cyrklaff takes a tray of fly specimens to be transferred into new vials

Behind the scenes in the Fly Room

Lab Matters, People & Perspectives Curious about what goes on in EMBL’s Fly Room? Prepare to be a fly on the wall

2017

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23 November 2017 Floating approximately 400 km above the Earth, the International Space Station provides a platform for scientific research in space.

Floating approximately 400 km above the Earth, the International Space Station provides a platform for scientific research in space.

Science in space

Alumni, People & Perspectives EMBL alumna Sigrid Reinsch trained as a cell biologist – now she helps run experiments in space

2017

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10 November 2017 Michael Hons (second from left) and other EPN campus staff with the new microscope. PHOTO: S. Cande/ESRF

Supercool structures: new cryo-EM facility

Science, Science & Technology As a new cryo-EM facility is inaugurated, EMBL’s Michael Hons describes his role in the project

2017

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3 November 2017 An image of Tara which was sailed around the world for four years during the Tara Oceans expedition. PHOTO by S Bollet/Tara Expeditions