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Kelly Nguyen honoured with Suffrage Science award

Kelly Nguyen

Kelly Nguyen, group leader in the LMB’s Structural Studies Division, has been chosen to receive a Suffrage Science award along with ten fellow women scientists and science communicators who work in the life sciences.

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Published on 28th August, 2020

Chris Oubridge (1966-2020)

Chris Oubridge in the lab LMB

Chris Oubridge, Senior Scientist in Kiyoshi Nagai’s group at the LMB for over 30 years, who made essential contributions to deciphering of the full reaction mechanism of pre-mRNA splicing, died on Tuesday 25th August 2020

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Published on 28th August, 2020

Championing non-aversive mouse handling

Mouse handled by cupping in the LMB animal facility

How one animal technician led culture change in the LMB animal facility – perseverance and communication are key.

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Published on 14th August, 2020

From metastasis to your favourite biscuit: connecting with school students from home

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For 12 weeks since late April, more than 20 LMB scientists have been answering questions from students all over the UK on I’m a Scientist, Stay at Home.

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Published on 12th August, 2020

Alan Fersht and Marta Zlatic win Royal Society Medals

Alan Fersht has been awarded the Royal Society Copley Medal and Marta Zlatic receives the Francis Crick Medal, in recognition of their scientific achievements.

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Published on 4th August, 2020

The LMB welcomes Buzz Baum as a new Group Leader

Benjamin (Buzz) Baum

Buzz Baum joins the LMB as a new Group Leader in the Cell Biology Division, where his group will continue their research into the evolution of cell division.

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Published on 21st July, 2020
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