EMBLetc EMBLetc., the online magazine of Europe’s life sciences laboratory, celebrates its 24th birthday with its 100th issue. We took a walk through the past issues of this dynamic publication, and here are 10 recurring themes that emerged.
2023
Lab Matters EMBL’s site by the sea completed its fifth year of operations. We look back at some key milestones and achievements since 2017.
2023
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Lab Matters On the occasion of International Women’s Day 2023, EMBL archivist Maria Papanikolaou discusses the traces left by the women in science who have passed through EMBL, irrevocably changing the organisation in small and big ways.
2023
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Lab Matters EMBL’s new archive and records manager, Maria Papanikolaou, explains the dual role she and an additional colleague will have in the Office of Science Information Management.
2022
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Lab Matters Stories from EMBL’s past are captured via the EMBL Archive’s Oral Histories programme
2020
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Alumni Nadia Rosenthal describes how she built EMBL Rome’s mouse house
2019
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Lab Matters The EMBL Archive is open for business!
2018
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Lab Matters A history of EMBL in six objects from the EMBL Archive
2018
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Alumni “In testimony of my great thankfulness”
2018
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Lab Matters Historian Soraya de Chadarevian explores how EMBL’s first Director General shaped molecular biology
2017
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Lab Matters Biologists Sydney Brenner and Richard J. Roberts addressed the importance of scientific archives
2017
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Lab Matters In this interview from the EMBL Archive, Sir John Kendrew reflects on his time leading 'the Lab'.
2017
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Lab Matters Illustrator Edmond Baudoin donates an original artwork to the EMBL Archive
2016
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Lab Matters EMBL’s new Archivist will help chronicle the twists and turns, ups and downs of life at the Lab.
2015
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Alumni New EMBL Archive will serve as a record of accomplishments, past, present and future
2014
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