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Origins

28 May 2018 In this image of developing cells, fluorescent molecules reveal DNA (blue), part of the X chromosomes (red), and the Xist RNA (white). The green colour shows a region of the cells’ nuclei called the nuclear lamina. IMAGE: Mikael Attia and Edith Heard/Institut Curie

In this image of developing cells, fluorescent molecules reveal DNA (blue), part of the X chromosomes (red), and the Xist RNA (white). The green colour shows a region of the cells’ nuclei called the nuclear lamina. IMAGE: Mikael Attia and Edith Heard/Institut Curie

The scientific origins of Edith Heard

18 April 2018

A serendipitous window into life’s beginnings

28 February 2018

Origins at EMBL

28 February 2018 Artists' impression of single cells

Insights into early cell life

23 February 2018 Meet some of the Humans of EMBL

Humans of EMBL: Past lives

22 February 2018

Synchronised waves control embryonic patterning

21 February 2018 Retinoic acid signalling is crucial for the marine worm’s nervous system (green) to develop

Insights into the evolution of a signalling molecule

12 February 2018 Artist's representation of double helix next to black mouse.

Study identifies new diabetes genes

12 February 2018 Charles Darwin portrait gravure - Darwin’s studies of orchids firmly established the idea that many types of flowers are pollinated by insects. PHOTO: iStock