From coast to coast and beyond
EMBL researchers conducted a pilot project in Iceland as the final preparatory step before commencing their journey traversing European coastlines.
Issue 99
Mycoplasma pneumoniae is among the smallest free-living microorganisms on Earth. A group of scientists at EMBL now use this unique organism to interrogate the fundamental processes that underlie the biology of a living cell.
EMBL researchers conducted a pilot project in Iceland as the final preparatory step before commencing their journey traversing European coastlines.
EMBL research groups apply molecular biology and its research tools to better understand agricultural pesticides
Kirill Kovalev, an EMBL Hamburg researcher, is studying the structure of an ancient bacterial molecule to help scientists control brain cell activity
The CABANA project was born out of a desire to strengthen bioinformatics capacity and accelerate data-driven biology in Latin America.
Newts act as model organisms for Maria Tosches, winner of the 2022 John Kendrew Award, to further explore the cellular makeup of vertebrate brains.
Sara A. Courtneidge, recipient of the 2022 Lennart Philipson Award, reflects on the fundamental and translational research aspects of her career in cancer research
The work and excellence of EMBL researchers have been recognised with multiple awards and honours during the past year.
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