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EMBL-Stanford Life Science Alliance fellow Jana Helsen shares how she balanced her life between two laboratories and countries, her latest research paper, and her passion for cover art.
PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2024
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Schoolchildren create exquisite protein-inspired artworks
LAB MATTERS2020
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We’ve all had wounds at certain times in our lives. But they heal due to the self-repairing mechanisms in the body.
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2020
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This image is a composite of lateral pentascolopidial organs, a wing imaginal disc pouch, and an epithelial wound in a Drosophila larva. The organs are arranged here like eyelashes. Cells surrounding an epidermal wound appear as the iris and pupil of this artistic eye.
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY2020
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The most basic building blocks of life are the biological molecules in our cells. While these molecules are too small to see with most microscopes, they have incredibly complex and beautiful structures. Therefore, the Protein Data Bank in Europe (PDBe), The Art Society CANTAB and The Art Society…
LAB MATTERS2019
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Images by EMBL researchers are included in an art–science exhibition in a Barcelona Metro station.
LAB MATTERS2019
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Schoolchildren get creative with 3D protein structures
EMBL ANNOUNCEMENTS2019
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A conversation about art-science collaborations and the importance of drawing in biology.
PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2019
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A collection of the most read articles from the EMBL news website in 2018
LAB MATTERS2019
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Theoretical physicist Robbert Dijkgraaf discusses the importance of curiosity-based research
PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES2018
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