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Greg Jefferis awarded Francis Crick Medal and Lecture by the Royal Society

Published on 19 July, 2018

Greg Jefferis, group leader in the LMB’s Neurobiology Division, has been awarded the Francis Crick Medal and Lecture 2019 in recognition of his discoveries concerning the developmental and functional logic of sensory information processing. The human brain is arguably the most complex structure in our universe. Understanding how its 100 billion nerve cells control our […]

The winner of the 2018 LMB’s schools Science Image Award is…

Published on 13 July, 2018

Thirteen primary schools from Cambridge and the surrounding area have participated in this year’s Science Image Award.  The competition, part of the LMB’s Microscopes for Schools science outreach programme, aims to encourage scientific curiosity in children by connecting the microscopic world to everyday life. Each school borrows a hand-held digital microscope for two weeks and […]

I’m a scientist, get me out of here!

Published on 6 July, 2018

This year as part of the annual MRC Festival of Medical Research, twenty-five scientists and support staff from across the MRC, including the LMB’s Claudia Bonfio, took part in ‘I’m a scientist, get me out of here!’. This online public engagement event involved participants talking to school students from across the UK, answering students’ questions […]

Meet the LMBees

Published on 3 July, 2018

The LMB has recently become home to 16,000 honey bees, representing two nucs (also known as nucleus colonies) which will form the basis of two new hives. The honey bee colony is the brainchild of the LMB’s Environmental Committee, a team of fourteen individuals who spearhead initiatives ranging from encouraging staff to use reusable coffee […]

Twelfth annual LMB CamAWiSE “What Next For Your Career In Science?” event

Published on 14 June, 2018

An audience of LMB staff and visitors from across Cambridge gathered in the LMB’s Max Perutz Lecture Theatre for the annual “What Next For Your Career In Science?” event. In its twelfth year of existence, the event, which is a collaboration between the LMB and the Cambridge Association for Women in Science and Engineering (AWiSE) […]

Lori Passmore hands on her Suffrage Science accolade to LMB alumnus Rebecca Voorhees

Published on 12 June, 2018

After two years holding the Suffrage Science scheme award, Lori Passmore has now passed her jewellery heirloom on to LMB alumnus, Rebecca Voorhees. Launched in 2011 by the MRC London Institute of Medical Sciences, the Suffrage Science scheme celebrates women in science for their scientific achievement and for their ability to inspire others. The awards […]

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