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13 June 2024

Ancient environmental DNA provides solutions for global food security challenges

EMBL Announcements Researchers explore genetic diversity found in ancient environmental DNA to help modern agricultural practices.

2024

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7 June 2024

Illustration showing fish bones on the sea floor, surrounded by DNA helix and microbe icons. In the centre is an icon that looks like barrel, with the word MGnify on it, symbolising the MGnify database for microbiome data. On the right are green sachets with the words "protein powder"on them. The illustration is meant to represent some of the elements required when upcycling fish and more generally animal bone into protein powder.

Case study: Discovering new enzymes to upcycle food waste

Science & Technology EMBL-EBI data resource helps scientists upcycle animal by-products.

2024

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19 January 2022 "From Molecules to Ecosystems" are words on top of a collage of images that span from molecules to ecosystems

A new era for European molecular biology

EMBL AnnouncementsLab Matters EMBL announces details about its next programme, ‘Molecules to Ecosystems’. It will guide studying life across scales and in context with changing environments.

2022

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16 November 2021 Collage showing different species that play an essential part in global food security, including cattle, pollinators and plants

Collage showing different species that play an essential part in global food security, including cattle, pollinators and plants

Can data help feed a hungry world?

Science & Technology How genomics, open data, and multidisciplinary science can improve food security.

2021

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18 June 2021 woman with long brown hair is smiling in front of shrubbery outside

Food safety, antibiotics, and a shrinking planet

People & Perspectives After work in antimicrobial resistance, EMBL postdoc Laura Carroll is using machine learning for next-gen antibiotic development.

2021

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19 November 2014