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How video games inspired a new way to visualise limb development

EMBL Barcelona researchers developed a computational method that reconstructs embryonic development.

10 March 2025

Changes in EMBL leadership

10 March 2025

A federated future to support genomic medicine

7 March 2025

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6 March 2025 Collage of four photos. Top left shows a group photo with about 50 people inside a conference room, top right shows a woman speaking at a podium, bottom right shows a male participant with a microphone, and bottom left shows a group photo with seven people in front of an event poster.

Collage of four photos. Top left shows a group photo with about 50 people inside a conference room, top right shows a woman speaking at a podium, bottom right shows a male participant with a microphone, and bottom left shows a group photo with seven people in front of an event poster.

It’s EMBL Day in Bulgaria!

5 March 2025

Understanding rare diseases with digital twins

25 February 2025 Female scientist smiling at camera

The brain’s extraordinary internal GPS

Science & Technology

20 February 2025

Pushing the limits of ‘custom-made’ microscopy

17 February 2025 The visual has three circles filled with microscopy images. The first presents rectangles with green points in a middle section. The second a grey cylinder form with a blue sectioning rectangle. The last shows a blue form with microscopic resolution.

The visual has three circles filled with microscopy images. The first presents rectangles with green points in a middle section. The second a grey cylinder form with a blue sectioning rectangle. The last shows a blue form with microscopic resolution.

Taking biological imaging to the next level

13 February 2025

A special puppeteer holds the strings to liver cells’ identity

People & Perspectives

24 February 2025 Photo of Yehudi wearing a Christmas jumper and lab goggles, standing next to snowboard. The snowboard features an overlaid illustration of the snow flea antifreeze protein structure, which resembles a flat sheet made of a folded wavy string.