Connecting, engaging and nurturing EMBLs global community of current and former scientists, technicians, communicators and administrators
Philipp keller was selected as the 2017 John Kendrew Young Scientist Award winner for ground-breaking work on light-sheet microscopy and computational technologies that allow whole-animal imaging. Much of the image analysis software and microscope blueprints developed by Philipp and his team are…
Matthias Mann was selected as the 2017 Lennart Philipson Award winner for his pioneering work in the field of mass spectrometry-based proteomics. Matthias has contributed breakthroughs that have revolutionised proteomics techniques in biomedical laboratories around the world. His contributions…
EMBL’s unit in Italy is changing name to reflect better its new research focuses and highlight its location for EMBL’s international audience.
Celebrating 40 years since the first EMBO electron microscopy training course
EMBL welcomes its 23rd member state, with a promising collaboration already in place
EMBL Director General, Iain Mattaj, reflects on the work done to establish a new EMBL site in Barcelona
EMBL strengthens links with the Italian scientific community as its Monterotondo site refocuses its research direction on neurobiology and epigenetics
In changing times, the voice of researchers needs to be loud and clear: diversity, internationality and collaboration works
“Without John Kendrew there would have been no EMBL”, wrote Ken Holmes in his memoir of the institute’s first Director-General. On the occasion of what would have been his 100th birthday, we take a look at the man who shaped the philosophy and spirit of the organisation
A PhD doesn’t always mean a life in the lab. EMBL alumnus Joep Muijrers talks about making the transition from science into business