Rosemary Wilson, Author at EMBL

14 November 2017 Ceremonial hand-over of the CSSB key:

CSSB: A new approach to infectious disease

Science Inside the Centre for Structural Systems Biology

2017

science

11 April 2017

Structure of key system for TB infection

Science EMBL scientists add crucial knowledge to understanding of the bacterium that causes tuberculosis

2017

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24 March 2017

John Kendrew’s legacy

Lab Matters “Without John Kendrew there would have been no EMBL,” wrote Ken Holmes

2017

lab-matters

28 February 2017

SESAME: a light in the desert

Alumni EMBL alumna Zehra Sayers key driver of the Middle East’s first synchrotron project

2017

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21 December 2016

How flu steals your RNA

Science Understanding how the flu virus steals host RNA offers hope of new drugs

2016

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8 December 2016

10th PEPC course in Hamburg

Events The PEPC course celebrated its 10th anniversary in Hamburg from the 12 – 20 September this year

2016

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2 December 2016

Catching the chaperone in the act

Science How Christian Löw’s failed experiment led to an unexpected scientific journey

2016

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17 November 2016

New insights into RNA Polymerase I

Science Cryo EM reconstruction of RNA Polymerase I reveals details of how molecule binds and transcribes DNA

2016

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10 November 2016

Review: Lab Girl

Lab Matters Hope Jahren’s autobiography educates and delights

2016

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6 October 2016 A Ladies’ Networking Lunch on the DESY campus in Hamburg gives insights into overcoming the dreaded imposter syndrome. PHOTO: EMBL/Rosemary Wilson

A Ladies’ Networking Lunch on the DESY campus in Hamburg gives insights into overcoming the dreaded imposter syndrome. PHOTO: EMBL/Rosemary Wilson

Opinion: Dealing with the imposter in me

Lab Matters Rosemary Wilson talks about imposter syndrome and how to handle it

2016

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30 August 2016

Taking crystallography to the fourth dimension

Science Collaborating to take crystallography into a new time dimension

2016

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30 August 2016

Atomic proportions

Science EMBL and ESRF scientists and mechanics work together on upgrade for one of Europe’s big X-ray sources

2016

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30 August 2016 IMAGE: EMBL/Spencer Phillips

Form follows function

Science 'The PDB plays a crucial role in structural biology research and development'

2016

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8 August 2016

Blocking the waste disposal unit

Science Detailed structure paves the way for more effective cancer therapies

2016

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13 June 2016

Leading the way in time-resolved crystallography

Science Establishing a programme of research, development and user services for time-resolved crystallography

2016

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10 May 2016 A small loop (green) of the atomic structure of DAPK shown to be crucial for dimer formation and binding with its signaling partner Calmodulin. IMAGE: Petra Riedinger/EMBL

A small loop (green) of the atomic structure of DAPK shown to be crucial for dimer formation and binding with its signaling partner Calmodulin. IMAGE: Petra Riedinger/EMBL

Enzyme with a dual-purpose loop

Science Unexpected results: structure of DAPK enzyme reveals dual-purpose loop

2016

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21 April 2016 Florent Cipriani (right) developed CrystalDirect™ together with Josan Marquez (left) PHOTO: EMBL

The man behind the machine

Science Florent Cipriani talks about his passion for developing beamline instrumentation

2016

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24 March 2016 Tuberculosis – caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis – is a potentially fatal contagious disease that can affect almost any part of the body but is mainly an infection of the lungs

Tuberculosis – caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis – is a potentially fatal contagious disease that can affect almost any part of the body but is mainly an infection of the lungs

Better tools for exploring TB protein structures

Science How an EMBL team is making and sharing tools to explore tuberculosis protein structures

2016

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7 March 2016 During cell division, DNA (purple) must be correctly grouped and divided between daughter cells. IMAGE: Nasser Rusan, National Institutes of Health (NIH)

During cell division, DNA (purple) must be correctly grouped and divided between daughter cells. IMAGE: Nasser Rusan, National Institutes of Health (NIH)

A cohesive structure

Science Structural insights into how cohesin keeps DNA together during the cell cycle

2016

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4 February 2016 Rob Meijers and Stephane Boivin at the Sample Preparation and Characterisation facility. PHOTO: EMBL/Rosemary Wilson

How to make a protein happy

Science Protein screens developed at EMBL Hamburg now commercially available

2016

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18 January 2016 A peroxisome containing protein crystals is hit by a free-electron laser. IMAGE: EMBL/CFEL, Thomas Seine

The cellular crystal factory

Science Hamburg collaborators analyse protein crystals inside the cells that made them.

2016

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15 January 2016 Full length CTP1L protein (green) in complex with truncated C-terminal domain (violet). IMAGE: Rob Meijers

One gene, two proteins, one complex

Science Further insights into how viral enzymes degrade the cell walls of Clostridia bacteria.

2016

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25 November 2015 The 3D atomic structure of RNA Polymerase III completes the family album. IMAGE: EMBL/N.Hoffmann

Pol III: Completing the family album

Science CryoEM solves 3D atomic structure of largest and most elusive RNA polymerase.

2015

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24 November 2015 Sybrand van der Zwaag is scientific director of the Delft Centre for Materials in the Netherlands. PHOTO: Photo: Delft University of Technology