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Rebecca Tomkins wins 2014 Apprenticeship Award for Administration

Rebecca Tomkins wins 2014 Apprenticeship Award for Administration

Published on 12 March, 2014

Rebecca Tomkins, from the LMB’s Human Resources (HR) Department, Operations Group has been announced as the 2014 winner of the Apprenticeship Award for Administration from The College of West Anglia. Rebecca received her certificate at the annual Apprentice Awards Ceremony held recently. The College of West Anglia works with employers across Cambridgeshire to support students […]

David Willetts makes a return visit to the LMB

Published on 10 March, 2014

The Rt Hon David Willetts, MP, Minister for Universities and Science, made a return visit to the new LMB building, accompanied by the Rt Hon Andrew Lansley, CBE, MP for South Cambridgeshire and Leader of the House of Commons, and Vicky Ford, MEP for the East of England on Friday 7th March. The Minister who […]

MRC mental health training program earns national recognition

Published on 5 March, 2014

A training project to raise awareness of mental health issues at work has earned national recognition for Mind in Cambridgeshire and the MRC. As part of this program, a number of LMB employees have been trained as Mental Health First Aiders. This article is no longer available from the source website: Cambridge News 25 February […]

Madan Babu awarded the Protein Society’s 2014 Protein Science Young Investigator Award

Published on 20 February, 2014

Madan Babu, from the LMB’s Structural Studies Division, has been announced as the recipient of the Protein Society’s 2014 Protein Science Young Investigator Award. The Protein Science Young Investigator Award recognises important contributions to the study of proteins, by a scientist in the early stages of an independent career. It is named after The Protein […]

University takes over old LMB buildings

Published on 18 February, 2014

The University has now taken over the old Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB) buildings from the MRC… Following minor refurbishment, it is expected that Clinical School research groups will start to occupy the Clifford Allbutt Building (formerly Block 7) around Easter. More…

LMB raises over £1,700 for the Addenbrooke’s Dialysis Centre

Published on 17 February, 2014

Staff at the LMB have raised over £1,700 from their annual Charity fundraiser for the Addenbrooke’s Dialysis Centre in memory of former colleague Michael Neuberger, who passed away in late 2013. This cause was chosen by Michael’s wife Gill in appreciation of the care and support Michael received at the Centre, where he spent many […]

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