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Publications (5). August 10, 2022. Welcome to Yangqi who starts his first postdoc position with us after completing his PhD at Yale University.

Publications (5). August 15, 2017. Shan received an EMBO fellowship to work in the Chin Lab on 1st Jan 17!

Publications (5). August 5, 2016. We welcome Hakan from Imperial College London.

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Space & Motion. Hassal Lee. 1st September 2017. I am a MB PhD student at the University of Cambridge, School of Clinical Medicine. Following two years of study in undergraduate pre-clinical medicine, I completed my intercalated BA in Biochemistry in

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Publications (5). July 30, 2014. We gladly welcome Sebastian Essig to the group and congratulate him on receiving a DFG Research Fellowship.

Publications (5). August 18, 2022. Constructive Bio launches with $15M seed investment to re-engineer biology, creating new classes of enzymes, pharmaceuticals and biomaterials.

Space & Motion. Marco Tripodi. 1st September 2017. The main aim of my research is to understand how the brain encodes movements. Motor control has been the main theme of my career, I probably belong to the class of those that Daniel Wolpert would

Space & Motion. Laura Masullo. 1st September 2017. I graduated from the University of Manchester with an MSci degree in Neuroscience. As part of my master’s research project, I worked under the supervision of Prof. Richard Baines to investigate

Space & Motion. Fabio Morgese. 1st September 2017. Biochemist by training, I graduated at the Federico II University in Naples with a thesis on a phenol oxidase from P.ostreatus. I then decided to pursue human genetics research at the Telethon

Space & Motion. Owning your mistakes. 30th October 2015. With her distinctive style Eve Marder talks about mistakes in science. at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology. Francis Crick Avenue, Cambridge Biomedical Campus, Cambridge CB2 0QH, UK.

Publications (5). August 10, 2022. Fabian completed his PhD at the Institute for Molecular Bioscience, The University of Queensland, Australia with Prof.

Publications (5). August 12, 2012. Our work on expanding the genetic code of Drosophila is featured in New Scientist.

Space & Motion. Jonathan Wilson. 1st September 2017. I obtained my BSc in Psychology and MSc in Neuroscience from University College London. Towards the end of my undergraduate training I became interested in the way in which the brain represents

Publications (5). October 3, 2023. Raffael Schumann has embarked on his PhD studentship in the Chin lab.

Space & Motion. Ernesto Ciabatti. 1st September 2017. I graduated in Chemistry at the University of Bologna with a thesis focused on the optimization of protein crystallization. I obtained my MSc in Molecular Biology from the University of Bologna

Space & Motion. Letizia Mariotti. 1st September 2017. My interest in neuroscience blossomed during my MSc thesis project in the laboratory of Gian Michele Ratto, at the NEST in Pisa. Here I studied the role of chloride homeostasis for the function

Publications (5). March 6, 2018. This video was produced by the European Patent Office (EPO) and provides an accessible introduction to our work on engineering protein synthesis to reprogram the genetic

Space & Motion. Nicolas Alexandre. 1st September 2017. I graduated from the Institut Supérieur de BioSciences in Paris in engineering. During my studies I learned programming and mathematical methods applied to biology. I worked with Marco Tripodi

Publications (5). October 27, 2015. We welcome Claire Harmange from the Myers lab at Harvard, Claire is enrolled as a Master student.

Space & Motion. Cambridge Neuroscience 2015. 15th March 2015. On Friday the 20th of March we are please to host this year’s Cambridge Neuroscience seminar. For details on the program visit the at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology. Francis

Space & Motion. Ana González Rueda. 1st September 2017. I have a BSc in Human Biology and an MSc in Biomedical Research from the University Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona. I first came to Cambridge for 6 months to carry out the research project for my

Publications (5). May 20, 2019. We’re pleased to welcome new postdoc Jakob from the Bernhard-Nocht-Institute of Tropical Medicine in Hamburg.

Publications (5). August 5, 2016. Zakir has joined us from the Elsaesser lab at the Karolinska institute in Sweden.

Publications (5). November 8, 2012. We would like to congratulate Kathrin Lang, CCSB MRC Career Development Fellow, for receiving the GÖCH Science Award of the Gesellschaft Österreichischer Chemiker (Society of Austrian

Publications (5). November 23, 2012. Congratulations to Simon Brunner for receiving a PhD fellowship from Boehringer Ingelheim Fonds.

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Space & Motion. Chomsky and the platypus. 24th November 2020. Sometime you read a paper and you keep thinking about it. That’s what happened to me with the latest work from Xin Jin’s lab (yes, I am in awe of this work) in which they show that

Space & Motion. NEW TOOLS FOR CONNECTOMICS. Tools for Connectomics and Neurogenetics. We are always actively engaged in developing new viral and non-viral tools to map neural circuits connectivity and manipulate circuit function. SiR. Neural networks

Publications (5). May 19, 2015. Congratulations to Amit Sachdeva who moves to the University of East Anglia to become a lecturer in BioOrganic Chemistry.

Space & Motion. GENETICS OF SPATIAL-MOTOR CIRCUITS. Circuits and genetics of the spatial-motor network. Virtually nothing is known about the genetic diversity of neurons controlling the metric of motion and how such diversity contributes to function.

Space & Motion. Compulsory reading for the students in the Lab. 23rd May 2016. at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology. Francis Crick Avenue, Cambridge Biomedical Campus, Cambridge CB2 0QH, UK. 01223 267000.

Publications (5). October 3, 2014. We welcome Stephen Fried from the Boxer lab at Stanford.

Space & Motion. ENCODING OF GOAL-ORIENTED MOVEMENTS. The neural encoding of the metric of motion. Most of what we know about the control of spatially tuned movements comes from studies on eye movements and hand-reaching movements. However, we

Publications (5). February 14, 2013. Congratulations to Simon Elsässer for receiving a Herchel Smith Postdoctoral Fellowship.

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Space & Motion. Human-level control through deep reinforcement learning. 26th February 2015. Demis Hassabis and colleagues at DeepMind have published their work on Q-networks. The agent is capable of learning how to play a number of Atari games by

Publications (5). November 28, 2022. Rongzhen Tian has moved to Cambridge UK to join the Chin lab.

Publications (5). March 18, 2013. We would like to congratulate Tao Uttamapinant for receiving a Marie Curie International Incoming Fellowship.

Space & Motion. Causal role of place cells in navigation and spatial memory. 26th March 2015. An interesting work from the Benchenane’s lab reinforces the idea of the causal role of individual place cells in navigation and spatial memory. The

Publications (5). November 30, 2020. We welcome Martin Spinck who joined the Chin lab in September from the Max Planck Institute of Molecular Physiology where he carried out his PhD in

Publications (5). February 7, 2019. Jason shares the 2019 Raymond and Beverly Sackler International Prize in the Physical Sciences with Professor Christopher J. ... Chang and Professor Martin D. Disney. You can see the MRC news page here.