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Fine display of brain power from students in science competition

“Cambridgeshire school pupils proved they had a head for art – and science – in the annual Imagining The Brain competition organised by the LMB’s Neurobiology Division.” This article is no longer available from the source website: Cambridge News 30 September 2011

Published on 30th September, 2011

Venki Ramakrishnan: a profile

“A profile of Venki Ramakrishnan’s journey to uncover the structure of the ribosome, which led to a share of the 2009 Nobel Prize in chemistry.” More…

Published on 21st September, 2011

Synthetic Biology interview

“Sebastian Greiss, Jason Chin, John Sutherland and Mario de Bono interviewed by BBC World Service Discovery Programme on the Chin group’s recent advances in Synthetic Biology.” More…

Published on 6th September, 2011

LMB spin-out companies, CAT and Domantis, in top 10 of Cambridge Mergers and Acquisitions

“Cambridge Business Media pick their top 10 mergers and acquisitions of Cambridge cluster companies in terms of deal value. Included are LMB spin-out companies CAT, at number 3, and Domantis at number 10.” More…

Published on 26th August, 2011

New link revealed between Alzheimer’s disease and healthy aging

“Recent studies led by Jernej Ule’s group at LMB have found new clues to the biology of normal aging and neurodegenerative diseases.” More…

Published on 16th August, 2011

The search for the first replicator

“Life must have begun with a simple molecule that could reproduce itself — and now we think we know how to make one.” More…

Published on 15th August, 2011
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