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3 Jul 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.

30 Apr 2021: Andres Floto’s group has defined the necessary steps for M. abscessus bacteria to evolve into a human pathogen, suggesting the importance of identifying and treating infections quickly, before more virulent strains can arise.

7 Jul 2020: Our daily cycle is controlled by a central clock known as the SCN, but it has been unclear how the network of cells that make up the SCN generate the properties that make it a strong clock. Michael Hastings’ group has identified a signalling axis

8 Jul 2020: Menna Clatworthy’s group has identified a key signalling molecule in determining the balance between wound healing and defence against bacterial invasion, with implications for our understanding of the immune system’s role in inflammatory bowel

11 Jan 2017: Phoebe Dent joined the LMB at the age of 16 as an HR Assistant Apprentice and has just completed her apprenticeship in Business Administration with

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9 Mar 2021: A powerful strategy to study protein function has been to deplete a protein of interest from the cell and then study the consequences. Leo James’ group has exploited new understanding of TRIM21’s mechanism of activation to develop new tools for

6 Jul 2022: Madeline Lancaster, Group Leader in the LMB’s Cell Biology Division, and Menna Clatworthy, Group Leader in the University of Cambridge Molecular Immunity Unit (housed at the LMB) are new members of EMBO.

14 May 2018: Lori Passmore, group leader in the LMB’s Structural Studies Division, and Felix Randow, group leader in the LMB’s PNAC Division, have been newly elected

15 Jul 2020: Ana Tufegdzic Vidakovic joins as a new Group Leader in the PNAC Division, where she will continue her work on regulation of transcription in the context of DNA damage.