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The LMB welcomes new Group Leader Sven Truckenbrodt

Sven Truckenbrodt’s group in the LMB’s Neurobiology Division will harness expansion microscopy and molecular biology methods to assemble molecular brain maps to better understand neural circuitry.

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Published on 15th September, 2025

Microscopes 4 Schools inspires over 900 young scientists across the Cambridge region

Over 900 pupils from 22 schools across Cambridgeshire, Peterborough and Bedford participated in the 2025 Microscopes4Schools Competition with some impressive entries.

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Published on 9th September, 2025

Exploring science beyond the bench: Reflections from policy internships

Katherine Brown, Razina Kazi and Anna Edmondson (L-R)

Razina Kazi, Anna Edmondson and Katherine Brown, PhD students in the LMB’s Cell Biology Division, recently completed policy internships at the Academy of Medical Sciences and Sense about Science.

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Published on 2nd September, 2025

Exploring where science can take you with CamAWiSE

Alumnae Sarah Burge, Jillian Barlow and Claudia Ferreira returned to the LMB as speakers at this year’s ‘What Next for Your Career’ event, each offering insights to making career decisions.

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Published on 12th August, 2025

Creativity on display at the 2025 LMB Arts and Crafts Show

Small crochet doll

Several members of the LMB showcased their colourful creations in the 2025 Arts and Crafts Show, including photos of ornate cake decorations for the first time.

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Published on 5th August, 2025

The structure of bacteriorhodopsin 50 years on

To mark 50 years since Richard Henderson and Nigel Unwin published the first three-dimensional structure of a protein using cryo-EM, the LMB hosted a symposium to celebrate the legacy of their work.

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Published on 4th August, 2025
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