Looking back: EMBL in the 1970s and 1980s
A special Coffee with EMBL session celebrated EMBL’s 50th anniversary by inviting alumni to reflect on the organisation’s first two decades
Author: Tom Furnival-Adams
12 moments of philanthropy: #3 Environmental Research Initiative
Showing how smaller donations can be little drops that create big ripples.
Retirees’ Afternoon 2024: reflecting on 50 years of EMBL
On Friday, 22nd March, EMBL Heidelberg hosted the annual alumni Retirees' Afternoon, welcoming back a host of EMBL retirees and pensioners to mark 50 years of EMBL.
2024 EMBL Alumni Award recipients announced
Two former EMBL scientists have been recognised for their outstanding contributions to research and leadership capabilities in the fields of evolutionary cell biology and molecular medicine.
EMBL Alumni Relations in 2023: a year in review
Through alumni advocacy, participation, volunteering and giving, the valuable contributions of former staff have aided EMBL’s mission to support life sciences every day in 2023, in Europe and beyond.
EMBL welcomes its new Alumni Association board
The new Alumni Association (EAA) board will take up office in January 2024, holding their first meeting at EMBL Hamburg on 1-2 February.
Culture and Community: Meet EMBL alumni in China
An enthuastic group of EMBL alumni in China is strengthening connections thanks to an annual meeting, this year taking place in Guangzhou.
Alumni raise €160,000 to tackle environmental challenges
An EMBL alumni fundraising campaign launched in 2022 to support EMBL’s Environmental Research Initiative (ERI) has surpassed its goal of €18,500 to raise more than €160,000.
EMBLetc: an interview with the editors
Meet Shreya Ghosh and Ivy Kupec, the creative minds behind your biannual EMBLetc magazine, which earlier this year celebrated its 100th issue with a brand-new interactive digital format.
Impact of access to imaging technologies on scientific achievements
Baubak Bajoghli, who did his postdoc at EMBL Heidelberg between 2012-2017 and is currently the Director of Austrian Bioimaging/CMI, discusses his passion for imaging and his work straddling basic and applied research in biology.