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10 Jan 2019: Find out about the latest news from CDBB on events, our blogs, recent reports and more in the CDBB's January 2019 Newsletter

24 Jun 2019: Search site. ED:TALK. ED:TALK – Evidence & Dialogue Toolkit. Sorry, your browser does not seem to support HTML5 video embedding. Quick Links. 2019 University of Cambridge.

1 Oct 2019: Search. Search. Events taking place across the University and colleges during Black History Month 2019. ... News. Events taking place across the University and colleges during Black History Month 2019..

16 Mar 2019: News on Twenty-seventh International Workshop on Security Protocols https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/events/spw/2019/news/ Recent content in News on Twenty-seventh International Workshop on Security Protocols ... Hugo -- gohugo.io en-us Fri, 15 Mar 2019 22:17:53

30 Oct 2019: fantastic news that staff had collectively reduced their paper usage by the equivalent of 24 full grown trees each year!

16 Dec 2019: Search site. The Mathematical Underpinnings of Stratified Turbulence. The fluid mechanics groups in applied mathematics at Bristol and Cambridge have joined together in major new £2.3M project funded by an EPSRC Programme grant. This project will

23 Oct 2019: The Teaching and Learning Newsletter includes features on educational enhancements and innovations taking place across Cambridge, as well as details of upcoming events and development opportunities, and news relating to teaching, ... Stay informed

18 Mar 2019: The University Diversity Fund (UDF) is held yearly and provides grants of up to £1500 and is open to applications from students and University staff. The UDF is supported by the Alexander Crummell Fund.

27 Nov 2019: Cyrus Chothia, former Group Leader and until recently emeritus scientist in the LMB’s Structural Studies Division, died on Tuesday 26th November 2019. Cyrus pioneered the use of computational methods to study the structure and function of proteins,

9 Dec 2019: The technique of Hydrogen Deuterium exchange/Mass Spectrometry can be used to highlight regions of a protein's structure that change upon binding to another protein or ligand. Day 343 of #LMB365 shows a butterfly plot or chart, showing the

20 Dec 2019: On day 354 of #LMB365, members of the LMB celebrate Christmas Jumper Day – bringing in the holidays in style!

22 Sep 2019: Day 265 of #LMB365 shows the front entrance of the LMB taken at dusk by Conny Yu.

18 Oct 2019: This beautiful image, taken in the LMB car park by Conny Yu for day 291 of #LMB365, shows the sun setting behind the building.

25 Dec 2019: Happy Christmas from the LMBees on day 359 of #LMB365! These cuddly bees are available to purchase from the LMB’s Reception when they aren’t having fun swarming on the Christmas tree…

16 Dec 2019: Day 350 of #LMB365 shows one of our Domestic Service Assistants, Freda Chapman, with her amazing cleaning trolley. Together they are bringing festive cheer across the LMB during the lead up to Christmas.

5 Dec 2019: Day 339 of #LMB365 shows dedicated members of the Domestic Services team working hard one recent weekend preparing the LMB’s restaurant floor for the annual application of a new polish.

4 Dec 2019: Christmas has come to the LMB and for day 338 of #LMB365 Rihab Gam has taken this lovely photo of the Christmas tree now brightening up the LMB’s reception area.

8 Nov 2019: LMB staff have spotted a variety of small creatures when wandering around outside the LMB building and on the wider Campus as seen here on day 312 of #LMB365.

10 Oct 2019: On day 283 of #LMB365 John Walker enjoys a rare moment of peace and quiet following the announcement of his Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1997

22 Nov 2019: A stormy day over the Cambridge Biomedical Campus and the LMB, captured here for day 326 of #LMB365 by Alexey Murzin. One end of the rainbow is over the new Royal Papworth Hospital.

30 Sep 2019: This beautiful sunset for day 273 of #LMB365 was taken by Georgia Ntatsiou as she left work – luckily for us she had her camera at the ready.

31 Mar 2019: An image of a new specie of fruit fly, Drosophila trumpitana, found at the LMB by Ghislain Gillard for day 91 of #LMB365.

28 Nov 2019: Day 332 of #LMB365 shows many of the LMB’s PhD students enjoying a recent wine and cheese evening. A great way to meet new people and relax after a busy day in the lab…

14 Sep 2019: This photo for day 257 of #LMB365 was taken from Hobson’s Park, south-west of the LMB, which is part of the Great Kneighton development.

28 Oct 2019: Day 301 of #LMB365 shows the sun setting on the west end of the LMB building. It’s amazing how the building can look at different times of day throughout the year.

12 Nov 2019: Fire safety is vitally important for the protection of our staff and facilities. This photo for day 316 of #LMB365 shows a recent hands-on staff training session on how, when and where to use fire extinguishers.

6 Oct 2019: In 1982 Aaron Klug was the sole recipient of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Day 279 of #LMB365 shows Aaron and his wife Liebe at the champagne celebration in the LMB Restaurant

20 Nov 2019: This image for day 324 of #LMB365 shows a cryo-EM visualisation of a G protein-coupled receptor reconstituted into a lipid nanodisc and then coupled to beta-arrestin from Chris Tate’s group in the Structural Studies Division

4 Nov 2019: Day 308 of #LMB365 shows two mysterious visitors who on the 31st of October gave LMB staff some grave reminders about the need for good posture. After all - a skeleton is for life, not just for Halloween…

13 Dec 2019: The LMB is simply having a wonderful Christmastime! Day 347 of #LMB365 shows the restaurant decked in festive finery, ready to welcome over 200 people for a delicious 3 course lunch with all the trimmings. Thank you to our amazing catering team

14 Dec 2019: A Secret Santa gift of wine glass markers has been put to good use in the NMR facility on day 348 of #LMB365. These cute markers will help staff in the facility easily identify important samples, and bring a little festive spirit too!

15 Nov 2019: The Electronics Workshop stocks an impressive array of electronic components and 'useful bits and pieces' as seen here on day 319 of #LMB365. They come in especially useful when a visiting contractor is short of something to finish a job.

15 Oct 2019: This photo for day 288 of #LMB365 shows some of the hundreds of parcels of varying types processed by the LMB Stores Team every day. These are then delivered to all departments across the LMB building.

11 Nov 2019: On day 315 of #LMB365 we see the PDB Art Exhibition, currently on display in the LMB's atrium, in which students from local schools have produced amazing works of art inspired by protein structures. More close-ups to come…

7 Dec 2019: Day 341 of #LMB365 is a 3D printed model of a cerebral organoid, made by the LMB’s Technical Instrumentation Workshop. Madeline Lancaster’s lab in Cell Biology uses this for public outreach to help illustrate what brain organoids look like

11 Sep 2019: Day 254 of #LMB365 showsa reflection of the LMB in the nearby AstraZeneca building at sunset. We wonder whether they can see similar reflections of their building in the glass façade of our building?

24 Nov 2019: Day 328 of #LMB365 shows a view of the illuminated staircase from the LMB’s restaurant. The restaurant is situated on the top floor of the building, as it was in the original LMB building, and the staircase is always busy during the day.

9 Mar 2019: Day 69 of #LMB365 brings you the atrium of the LMB on a Sunday. Although all seems quiet, the labs are alive with activity as the progress of science marches on.

29 Dec 2019: On day 363 of #LMB365 we bring you a beautiful sunset captured from the LMB's restaurant area overlooking the nearby housing and park developments. Having such a view while in the Restaurant is an inspiration to all and we hope our images during

26 Nov 2019: This photo for day 330 of #LMB365 was taken by our Estates & Facilities Manager during one of his routine walks around the LMB site and shows some beautiful fungi that have come up in one of the flowerbeds outside the front of the LMB building.

18 Nov 2019: Day 322 of #LMB365 shows Li Jin and Christine Hilcenko setting up their stand at the LMB for a charity cake sale in support of The Raymond Nicolet Trust. The sale achieved an amazing £178 that will fully go to support educational establishments in

26 Oct 2019: This photo for day 299 of #LMB365 shows some of the LMB’s Domestic Services team celebrating James’ birthday. The LMB has many long-term members of staff and these 3 between them have racked up over 50 years of loyal service.

7 Mar 2019: On day 67 of #LMB365 we celebrate International Women’s Day and the start of British Science Week with an image featuring some of the women working in science across the LMB.

28 Mar 2019: As the end of the financial year looms ever closer, LMBee has been lending a hand in the LMB’s finance office on day 88 of #LMB365. Hopefully LMBee has a good grasp of numbers…

8 Jan 2019: Orbital lights in the LMB Library @LMB_Library for day 8 of #LMB365, welcoming scientists, students and staff to a quiet and relaxing part of the building where they can find resources and write up papers and thesis away from the buzz of the labs

30 Nov 2019: This image for day 334 of #LMB365 shows members of the LMB research support staff who met recently to discuss and work on their Professional Registration applications. Professional Registration is just one aspect of the Technician Commitment,

30 Jan 2019: A beautiful crisp winter morning today on the Campus @CamBioCampus, with a scattering of snow. Still not enough to deter the LMB's cyclists on day 30 of #LMB365

21 Jun 2019: This impressionistic glimpse of the LMB on a sunny day for #LMB365 day 172 was created by Xiaohan Li. In LMBers' eyes, science can always be artistic.

26 Dec 2019: Day 360 of #LMB365 shows a stack of new 10 gigabit network switches being configured by the LMB’s IT team. The network in the new building was designed and installed by the team back in 2012 and they continue to update this to ensure the LMB’s

30 Oct 2019: Day 303 of #LMB365 is a photograph from Madeline Lancaster’s group in the Cell Biology Division of brain organoids bathing in a nutrient rich broth that helps them to grow and develop. Their large size means you can see them with your bare eye.