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From its earliest days the LMB has attracted and trained first class scientists from around the world – creating a diverse community for the exchange of ideas and technical innovation. The LMB provides excellent opportunities for early career and established researchers – people with the potential to lead their field. A high percentage of LMB students and post-docs stay in research or science related fields after they leave the LMB. The LMB supports the wider scientific community by supplying highly trained scientific leaders. They leave the LMB to develop and support molecular biology both in the UK and throughout the world.

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Matthew Freeman: The new Chair of EMBO Council

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LMB 1992-2013, Group Leader, Head of Division, Cell Biology Division

Matthew Freeman discusses his new role as Chair of EMBO Council, the governing body of EMBO. He covers how EMBO supports early- and mid-career scientists, his plans for increasing participation across Europe, and his passion for discovery science. More…

 

Published on 28th February, 2023

Sarah Teichmann receives the FEBS | EMBO Women in Science Award 2023

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LMB 1996-1999, 2001-2013, PhD Student, Group Leader, Structural Studies

For her cutting-edge research into protein assemblies, regulation of gene expression, and single-cell phenotyping, Sarah Teichmann has been awarded the 2023 FEBS | EMBO Women in Science Award. More…

Published on 13th February, 2023

Andrew Holding included in inaugural membership of UK Young Academy

LMB 2009-2013, Career Development Fellow, Cell Biology

Andrew Holding is amongst 67 members selected to join the newly established UK Young Academy which seeks to connect early career researchers and professionals from across disciplines to help tackle local and global issues. More…

Published on 27th January, 2023

Seismic progress possible for cancer research

LMB 1999-2021, Group Leader, PNAC Division

KJ Patel shares his optimism for progression in treatment and preventative measures for cancer within his current role as Chief Scientist at Cancer Research UK (CRUK), which began in October 2022. More…

Published on 9th January, 2023

Suzanne Cory and Joan Steitz in conversation

S. Cory: LMB 1966-1968, PhD Student, Molecular Genetics
J. Steitz: LMB 1967-1970, Postdoctoral Visitor, Molecular Genetics, 1977-1977, Scientific Visitor, Cell Biology

Suzanne Cory and Joan Steitz talk to Joan Heath about their memories of LMB in the 1960s, their careers since, and their thoughts on past and present challenges faced by women in science. More…

Published on 13th October, 2022

Morten Meldal shares 2022 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

LMB 1985-1986, Postdoctoral Visitor, PNAC Division

Morten Meldal shares the 2022 Nobel Prize in Chemistry with Carolyn R. Bertozzi and K. Barry Sharpless for “the development of click chemistry and bioorthogonal chemistry.” More…

Published on 5th October, 2022
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