Emma is a science writer and outreach coordinator at EMBL. During her PhD she made the calcium in heart cells light up and dance. Now she's swapped the microscope for the monitor, but still enjoys marvelling at the very tiny.
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Mark Green, EMBL-EBI’s Head of Administration reflects on his time at the…
On April 12, EMBL hosted 200 attendees at its Annual Reception in Heidelberg and highlighted its role as a training…
Open-source software allows standard microscopes to accurately image 3D…
EMBL scientists count and locate chromosomal proteins during cell…
The new head of facility at EMBL Hamburg will help users solve protein…
EMBL scientists discover how blood vessel cells become blood stem cells during embryonic…
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