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EMBL Group Leader Gautam Dey has been awarded a €150,000 European Research Council (ERC) Proof of Concept Grant to develop a technology that could transform how scientists study and engineer cells.
The award recognises the EMBL Director’s outstanding achievements in life science research and in building scientific structures across Germany and beyond
The EMBL Grenoble group leader joins this network in recognition of his significant achievements in the field of structural biology research.
The EMBL Group Leader received the award for her team's contributions to understanding the physics of living systems.
Unit Leader Eileen Furlong receives ERC Advanced Grant to further understand genome regulation.
The two collaborators received the award for their contributions to the field of evolutionary cell biology, focusing on the origins of nuclear organisation and multicellularity, respectively.
An international team coordinated by Vikas Trivedi at EMBL Barcelona has been awarded an HFSP grant worth $1.5 million (€1.3m) to study how developing organisms stay on track despite climate-driven temperature instability.
Two former EMBL researchers have been recognised for their outstanding scientific contributions in the fields of host–microbiome research and structure-guided drug development, respectively.
Jamie Hackett and Robert Prevedel have been awarded ERC Proof of Concept grants to support the translation of innovative ideas arising from their ERC-funded projects into tangible therapeutic and imaging tools.
EMBL scientist honoured with the German Research Foundation award for her work on in-cell structural biology.
EMBL group leaders Isidro Cortes-Ciriano and Wojciech Galej received ERC Consolidator Grants for their work on how genome structure and gene regulation shape human disease.
The funding will support a research project focused on developing a new drug against the most common subtype of small-cell lung cancer.
The €2.3 million Impulscience® grant will enable the EMBL Grenoble team to advance research on ubiquitin signalling, cancer mechanisms, and therapeutic targets.
The theoretical physicist will receive training and mentoring opportunities and join a vibrant international network of early-career researchers.
The grant will enable EMBL Barcelona researchers to generate 3D cerebral malaria models and treatments.
Michael Dorrity and Anna Erzberger have received grants that will enable ambitious projects related to developmental timing and tissue self-organisation, respectively.
A collaborative research project, co-authored by Eva Kowalinski, has been awarded the Forcheurs Jean-Marie Lehn Prize 2025.
Former EMBL Director General Edith Heard recognised for services to science and international collaboration.
The EMBL Group Leader was acknowledged by the Alliance of World Scientists for her work on microbial interactions in the ocean.
Two former EMBL scientists have been recognised for their outstanding contributions to genome engineering and structural biology instrumentation.
EMBL Heidelberg Group Leader selected as Allen Distinguished Investigator and awarded the BINDER Innovation Prize 2024.
The Group Leader will receive networking, training, and mentorship opportunities over the next four years, in addition to an award of €15,000.
EMBL group leaders Olivier Duss, Simone Köhler, and Eva Kowalinski received ERC Consolidator Grants for their promising work on fundamental cellular mechanisms.
The EMBL Group Leader will receive €100,000 to support his research on molecular and cellular sources of robustness in development
Award recognises pioneering achievements in RNA research.
The International Institute for Sustainable Laboratories (I2SL) distinguished EMBL with the Lab Programs and Initiatives Award
The award recognises significant achievements in the promotion and development of Slovenian scientific and research activities abroad.
The award recognises an outstanding and influential contribution to French research.
Eileen Furlong, Head of Genome Biology Unit at EMBL Heidelberg, was elected member of the German National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina for her outstanding research in the section ‘Human Genetics and Molecular Medicine’.
The award recognises the team leader's work on developing Thermal Proteome Profiling (TPP), an unbiased proteomics approach for identifying protein targets of drugs and phenotyping cellular states.
Nicoletta Petridou, Group Leader at EMBL Heidelberg, received an ERC Starting Grant for her innovative work on embryonic development.
The EMBL Barcelona researchers' work on the stem cell zoo uncovers intracellular scaling of developmental tempo across mammals.
Award recognises sustained, outstanding achievements in biological sciences.
Nick Goldman and Mikhail Savitski elected as EMBO members in recognition of their research excellence and scientific achievements
The honour recognises Birney's contributions to bioinformatics and genomics.
EMBL Heidelberg Group Leader receives €3.1 million to research how chromosomes are folded during cell division.
EMBL Heidelberg group leader among 65 newly elected fellows
FEBS and EMBL recognise Anne Ephrussi’s exceptional achievements in the life sciences.
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