Isabelle Kling, Author at EMBL

21 March 2018 Rosa Paolicelli holds her trophy, a 3D printed microglia. Mariko Bennett and Cornelius Gross stand either side of her

First Ben Barres Prize awarded at EMBO Microglia

EMBL Group Leader creates Ben Barres Prize to support talented young neuroscientists

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10 November 2017 A birdview of European Photon and Neutron sciences campus. PHOTO by ILL

EMBL and ESRF renew collaboration agreement

EMBL and the European synchrotron ESRF extend their Joint Structural Biology Group

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2017

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11 July 2017

New name for EMBL’s site in Italy

EMBL’s unit in Italy changes name to better reflect new research focuses and highlight its location

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2017

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7 April 2017

Strengthening links with Italian research community

EMBL’s Monterotondo site strengthens links with the Italian scientific community

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2017

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14 December 2016

New Crystallography platform inaugurated

A new crystallography platform in Grenoble opens the door to new technological developments

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2016

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30 August 2016

Gene editing 3.0

Emmanuelle Charpentier sheds light on how CRISPR–Cas9 went from side project to global revolution

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2016

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12 July 2016

CTLS: a professional association for core facilities

Core Technologies in Life Sciences (CTLS) association will be key resource for facility professionals

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2016

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30 June 2016

Scientific twins

Collaborations shorten distance between EMBL Heidelberg, Germany, and CEITEC in Brno, Czech Republic

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2016

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16 June 2016 Emiko Uchikawa in her lab at EMBL in Grenoble. IMAGE: Isabelle Kling/EMBL

Found in translation

Studying at EMBL in Grenoble helps Japanese postdoc see her native country through different eyes

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2016

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7 June 2016 The Grenoble-based Partnership for Structural Biology (PSB) aims to provide a unique environment for state-of-the-art integrated structural biology

The Grenoble-based Partnership for Structural Biology (PSB) aims to provide a unique environment for state-of-the-art integrated structural biology

Partnership for Structural Biology: strength in diversity

Grenoble-based Partnership for Structural Biology (PSB) renewed for five more years

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2016

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27 May 2016 Italy-based alumni gathered for the ‘EMBL in Italy’ event on 27 May to learn about the focus of researchers at EMBL’s Monterotondo site. PHOTO: EMBL/Isabelle Kling

Italy-based alumni gathered for the ‘EMBL in Italy’ event on 27 May to learn about the focus of researchers at EMBL’s Monterotondo site. PHOTO: EMBL/Isabelle Kling

Italian interconnections

Marco Tripoldi and Valeria Carola join colleagues and peers at gathering of Italy-based alumni

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2016

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20 May 2016 Hugo Sarmento aboard Tara. PHOTO: Tara Oceans/Hugo Sarmento

Supporting science at sea

Dozens of postdocs boosted their careers with a voyage aboard the Tara Oceans research schooner

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2016

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9 May 2016 Kikusui spent 10 days this March in the Gross lab at EMBL brainstorming the neural mechanisms of social behaviour. PHOTO: Cornelius Gross

Kikusui spent 10 days this March in the Gross lab at EMBL brainstorming the neural mechanisms of social behaviour. PHOTO: Cornelius Gross

The pheromones behind romance

A perfect match: behaviourist Takefumi Kikusui visits the Gross group to explore animal attraction

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2016

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21 April 2016 CrystalDirect robot control software: signal from a video camera monitoring the laser working area within a microplate (centre), used to locate the aperture (green trace) and cutting shape (red line), and to select final position of pin tip relative to the crystal (red oval). IMAGE: Zander, U, et al.

CrystalDirect robot control software: signal from a video camera monitoring the laser working area within a microplate (centre), used to locate the aperture (green trace) and cutting shape (red line), and to select final position of pin tip relative to the crystal (red oval). IMAGE: Zander, U, et al.

Crystals in the beamlight

CrystalDirect, developed at EMBL, automates crystal preparation for X-ray analysis

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2016

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25 November 2015 IMAGE: EMBL-EBI/Spencer Phillips

What makes us human? Or not…

From jumping genes to organ transplants, the non-human features that make us human.

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2015

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25 November 2015 Question mark

Q&A: Biophysics

What does a physicist do in a biology lab?

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2015

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29 September 2015

Karsenti wins CNRS gold

Gold medal celebrates Eric Karsenti’s exceptional career and outstanding contributions to biology.

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2015

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22 September 2015

MASSIFly efficient

MASSIF-1 processes its 10,000th crystal, less than one year after the beamline became operational.

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2015

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9 September 2015 Vinton Cerf, Google Chief Internet Evangelist, and a "fathers of the Internet".

From packets to planets

Insights from the evangelical Vint Cerf, a “founding father of the Internet”, during a visit to EMBL.

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2015

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20 August 2015

Life in 3D

EMBL scientists map ‘switches’ for distant control of gene expression.

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2015

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20 August 2015

The French connection

EMBL Core Facilities collaborate with French research programme Signalife to revive training visit.

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2015

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28 July 2015

Union makes success

Molecular Medicine Partnership Unit (MMPU) with the University of Heidelberg, renewed until 2025.

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2015

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16 July 2015

Iron regulators join war on pathogens

Iron regulatory proteins play important role in combatting infection, protecting against Salmonella.

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2015

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16 July 2015

Oskar’s structure revealed

3D structure of Oskar protein gives first molecular insight into how it functions.

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2015

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10 July 2015

Cell machinery wears complex coat

3D imaging unravels COPI coat of cells' transport vesicles.

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2015

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9 July 2015

DNA protection, inch by inch

European team identify mechanism for producing piRNAs that silence jumping genes in germline cells.

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2015

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3 July 2015

Sky’s the limit

Academic community clouds take cancer research towards a brighter future.

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2015

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18 June 2015 Clathrin proteins involved in endocytosis form a lattice that can dramatically change its shape to form the vesicle

Decades-old cell biology puzzle solved

Behaviour of clathrin proteins, crucial for endocytosis, is clarified using new imaging techniques.

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2015

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15 June 2015 The scientists measured the force required to change the shape of the cells by gently deforming each cell with a pipette. IMAGE: J.L. Maitre/EMBL