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19 Jan 2015: A cover image designed by Stephen Wallace from Jason Chin's group at the LMB and Paul Margiotta from the LMB's visual aids department is included in the

31 Aug 2015: Blog: Every August, while everyone else is enjoying the summer holiday, our Seed Funds team works on an annual portfolio value. Read more here.

17 Aug 2015: out. Now we have more exciting news – we’re expanding. Not through the over-indulgence of cake — although that is one of our favourite pastimes — but by growing the team to

9 Sep 2015: Madeline Lancaster's method of growing organoids to understand early brain development is featured in this "guide to crafting tissues in a dish that

26 Nov 2015: The Cambridge Animal Alphabet series celebrates Cambridge's connections with animals through literature, art, science and society. Here, Z is for

3 Jul 2015: Being able to grow rudimentary brain tissue in the lab means that researchers can study organ development and disease. But how do you go from stem cells

1 Dec 2015: Cambridge Enterprise has been commercialising reagents derived from University research for a decade.

15 Jul 2015: Review of research, including that of the LMB's John O'Neill, on the evolutionary story of circadian rhythms. More...

2 Dec 2015: Search site. Conservation Research Institute. Eleanor Tew. I graduated in 2014 with a B.A. in Biological Sciences from Oxford University. I then spent 10 months working for the Forestry Commission, where my main role was to design and deliver a

16 Dec 2015: Cambridge Enterprise provided initial seed funding and guidance to Jukedeck. When the company needed further funds in 2014, it was introduced to CIC.

2 Jul 2015: Work by LMB's Mike Gait, Jason Chin and Satpal Virdee, and Fabrice Gorrec highlighted in a MRC Review of recent successes in translational research. More…

23 Sep 2015: John Sulston is best known for the leading role he played in the Human Genome Project. But earlier in his career, while working at the LMB, he studied the

24 Feb 2015: Architectural photographer, David Porter, explores LMB for Cambridge Business magazine, pages 65-69. More...

7 Apr 2015: Michael Hastings delivers sixth form lecture at King William's College, Isle of Man, on his research into circadian rhythms and biological clocks. This

8 May 2015: Large RNA molecules can be assembled from basic biochemical building blocks during cycles of freezing and thawing. This breakthrough from Philipp

9 Mar 2015: Double Nobel laureate, Fred Sanger, has been remembered in Cambridge with the unveiling of a blue plaque on his former home at 252 Hills Road. Friends,

19 Jun 2015: The LMB congratulates former LMB Group Leader, Sarah Teichmann, on receiving the 2015 EMBO Gold Award.

15 Sep 2015: Blog: I didn’t know what life at Cambridge Enterprise would be like trading the corridors of Westminster for the laconic West Cambridge site.

1 May 2015: KJ Patel, group leader in the LMB’s PNAC Division, has been elected as a Fellow of the Royal Society, in recognition of his outstanding research on DNA

8 Apr 2015: Researchers, including a team from the LMB, have obtained structures of complete ribosomes from mammalian mitochondria at near-atomic resolution for the

6 May 2015: Research led by the LMB's Anne Bertolotti has discovered a selective inhibitor of a phosphatase enzyme that could prevent protein misfolding diseases. The

2 Dec 2015: Xiaochen Bai from the LMB’s Structural Studies Division has won the 2015 MRC CEO Team Player Award, with Mark Wing and Jason Fox, both from the LMB’s PNAC

6 Aug 2015: New research from the LMB’s Cell Biology and Structural Studies Divisions has answered a long-standing problem in molecular biology: how does the ribosome

7 Jul 2015: G protein coupled receptor (GPCR) mediated signalling is one of the largest and the most diverse signalling pathways in cellular systems. Human GPCRs

3 Sep 2015: The LMB has yet again shown how committed its staff are to cycling by coming third in the Travel for Cambridgeshire Summer Cycle Challenge. The Challenge

9 Jan 2015: A research team from the LMB’s Cell Biology division, working with colleagues from the Structural Studies division, has revealed how cells are able to

26 Nov 2015: Before joining Nanyang Technological University in Singapore in September 2011, Professor Daniela Rhodes spent her whole research career at the

21 Apr 2015: A series of events are being planned to mark the opening of the building, which will give members of the public the chance to view the building and to learn more

18 Aug 2015: Fabrice Gorrec from the LMB has published developments related to MORPHEUS II - a protein crystallization screen. He has demonstrated that additives

17 Jul 2015: Early-onset Parkinson’s disease arises when the Parkin protein, an E3 ubiquitin ligase, cannot be activated and remains in a permanently ‘off’ state in

16 Nov 2015: Search site. Musketeer workflow manager. Cambridge Systems at Scale (CamSaS). Musketeer workflow manager (formerly known as Circe). What is Musketeer? Musketeer is a workflow manager that dynamically maps high-level workflow descriptions to a broad

1 Oct 2015: The HR team at the LMB had to hone their baking skills in preparation for the Macmillan Cancer Support World’s Biggest Coffee Morning, on Friday 25th

9 Jul 2015: In an interview for Science Careers, former LMB Group Leader Sarah Teichmann talks about how she was inspired by computational biology by Cyrus Chothia,

23 Jan 2015: The end of the antibiotic age? The LMB's Venki Ramakrishnan took part in a panel discussion on the problem of antibiotic resistance at the World Economic

28 May 2015: A look at the career of LMB's Cyrus Chothia and his work on the structures and functions of proteins, following announcement of his ISCB Senior scientist

30 Jul 2015: Blog: We've launched a business plan contest for postdocs with a plan for a viable spin-out. Read more here.

9 Oct 2015: The LMB has strengthened its commitment to supporting the mental wellbeing of its staff and students by signing the STOP Suicide Organisational Pledge.

2 Nov 2015: This talk is one of many events that CE provides for researchers and postdocs at the University. ... To see our current offering, visit our events page.

30 Jul 2015: Biological clocks run in all our cells, controlling the timing of a number of crucial daily body functions such as core body temperature, hormone production and brain wave activity.

10 Apr 2015: Using cultured cells and mice as a model organism, Anne’s group have found a small molecule, named Sephin1

23 Nov 2015: The finalists have been named in Cambridge Enterprise and EPOCs postdoc business plan competition. Read more here.

2 Mar 2015: Students from the new University Technical College (UTC) Cambridge have been taking part in a 6-week challenge project developed by the LMB. The year 10

21 Oct 2015: Blog: The buzz that surrounds Cambridge Enterprise is infectious, and the feeling that I am helping to achieve the University's mission is one that gives me great satisfaction.

19 Mar 2015: He will succeed Paul Nurse in December 2015. After hearing of the confirmation, Venki told the BBC News that he was “very honoured” to be the society’s president elect.

23 Feb 2015: This article is no longer available from the source website: Royal Mail News 19 February 2015.

26 May 2015: A new technique, devised by Jason Chin's group, could make it easier to target and inhibit specific enzymes and other proteins in cells and to turn that

12 Nov 2015: New research suggests that cancer and ageing could be predetermined by the speed of molecular clocks. This collaborative project includes work by LMB

4 Dec 2015: The Scrip Awards provides the industry with an opportunity to acknowledge and applaud its highest achievers across all parts of the value chain, and to

13 Aug 2015: A new online exhibition, sponsored by the MRC, explores the work and legacy of double Nobel Laureate, Fred Sanger. From his early work on sequencing

20 Apr 2015: The existence of an endogenous daily clock in humans is well known: it is what drives the 24-hour sleep/wake rhythm to match the daily cycle of night and