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Coronavirus vaccine uses EMBL’s earliest virus research
EMBL alumnus Kai Simons did early work with Semliki Forest virus membranes, which is now central to a COVID-19…
Coding between the vines
EMBL Teen Maria-Theresa Licka shares how female scientists guided & inspired her to develop an app to ID vine…
How EMBL alumni created a groundbreaking vaccine technology
The story of a life-long friendship and a professional partnership that sowed the seeds for a ground-breaking vaccine…
Tackling tropical diseases
Members of the EMBL community are working to improve our understanding of the parasites that cause malaria and sleeping…
Boosting the life sciences through alumni networks
EMBL’s network of alumni plays a vital role in advancing the life sciences globally. EMBL provides research, services, and infrastructure that help…
Supporting the alumni community
Erin Tranfield recently joined the EMBL Alumni Association Board as one of 15 newly elected members. Here, she talks about her new role on the board…
The history of EMBL in many voices
Stories from EMBL’s past are captured via the EMBL Archive’s Oral Histories…
2020 EMBL Alumni Award winners announced
Committee recognises outstanding contributions of EMBL alumni to science journalism and genome…
Careers after EMBL
For many students in the life sciences, finishing a PhD marks a professional…
Fallingwater filled with mice
Nadia Rosenthal describes how she built EMBL Rome’s mouse…
EMBL in the USA: future facing
Scientists will discuss the challenges ahead for international science at the EMBL in the USA…
EMBL in Spain: a wide vision of science
EMBL Barcelona will host the 2019 EMBL in Spain…
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