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TRIM21 turns immunity upside down

The work by Leo James’ group on how antibodies work inside cells to defeat pathogens, is explained by science writer Matt Ridley. More…

Published on 18th June, 2013

The great coffee breakthrough

In the bright and airy canteen of the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology’s new building, Dr Richard Henderson is demonstrating his habit of drawing on saucers. He’s not doodling but rather trying to get across the idea that the canteen, while a place to get a cup of tea or coffee, is also a place to share ideas. More…

Published on 7th June, 2013

Building for the future

As the staff of the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology settle into their new building in Cambridge, its director Hugh Pelham explains the challenges of living up to its prestigious past. More…

Published on 3rd June, 2013

Queen tours ‘Nobel Prize factory’

The Queen has toured a world-leading research institute in Cambridge dubbed the “Nobel Prize factory”.

Peering down a powerful microscope to look at tiny mice eggs, the Queen appeared fascinated as scientists explained their work trying to discover why some women trying to conceive produce abnormal eggs. More…

Published on 28th May, 2013

… the Queen hops on a single decker as she tours Cambridge ‘Nobel Prize Factory’

The mysteries of conception were explained to the Queen today as she toured a world-leading research institute dubbed the “Nobel Prize factory”. More…

Published on 28th May, 2013

Queen crowns Nobel Prize factory

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The Queen is to officially open the new building for the Medical Research Council (MRC) Laboratory of Molecular Biology at the heart of the Cambridge UK technology cluster on Thursday, May 23. More…

Published on 22nd May, 2013
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