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LMB extends Blue Sky research collaboration with AstraZeneca

The LMB has agreed to an additional $4 million to be used to facilitate further research partnerships with AstraZeneca, as part of the joint Blue Sky collaboration

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Published on 30th May, 2022

Sjors Scheres is elected Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences

: Image of Sjors Scheres at his desk.

Sjors Scheres, Group Leader and Joint Head of the Structural Studies Division, has been elected into the Fellowship of the Academy of Medical Sciences.

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Published on 11th May, 2022

Jason Chin elected Fellow of Royal Society

Jason Chin

Jason Chin, joint Head of the PNAC Division at the LMB, has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Society for his pioneering work reprogramming the genetic code.

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Published on 10th May, 2022

2022 John Kendrew Lecture to be given by Alice Ting

Alice Ting

Alice Ting of Stanford University will deliver the 2022 John Kendrew lecture on ‘Chemogenetic and optogenetic technologies for probing molecular and cellular networks’.

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Published on 5th May, 2022

160 not out: Celebrating those with 4 decades of LMB service

Pat Edwards, Paul Hart, David Cattermole and Steve Scotcher with commemorative plaques made from benches from the old LMB

Congratulations to David Cattermole, Pat Edwards, Paul Hart and Steve Scotcher, who have each reached 40 years of service at the LMB.

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Published on 26th April, 2022

In-person public engagement returns after lockdown

Collage of images from the Cambridge Festival 2022 and British Science Week school activities.

In-person public engagement is returning after a long hiatus during the pandemic. LMB scientists took part in British Science Week with schools and at the Cambridge Festival.

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Published on 13th April, 2022
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