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11 Dec 2019: Search this website. People of Science: Venki Ramakrishnan discusses Max Perutz with Brian Cox. ... People of Science: Venki Ramakrishnan discusses Max Perutz with Brian Cox.

5 Jul 2019: Home > Lab Life. Day. Night.

9 Feb 2019: LMB365. Max Perutz, founder of the LMB, felt it was important that there was somewhere in the Lab for people to go and socialise, and to get good, reasonably priced food. ... Some people even credited this as one of the contributing factors to the

28 Nov 2019: A great way to meet new people and relax after a busy day in the lab….

13 Dec 2019: 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.

1 Jan 2019: This is Day 1 of #LMB365 – see more every day throughout 2019 as we bring you amazing images of our science and the people that make the LMB tick.

17 Nov 2019: This is carried out biennially and takes two people 8 days to clean all the glass, including the fascia boards, high girders, tops of pods, and floodlights.

3 Jul 2019: Published on. 3 July, 2019. This photo for day 184 of #LMB365 was taken by Ben Phillips when leaving work at sunset on the summer solstice, when most people had already

7 Nov 2019: When people leave the building, detectors in the offices and write-up areas identify that staff have left for the day and turn lights off automatically if they have been accidentally

26 Jul 2019: The Archive has a diverse collection of resources and information about the LMB, its science and people.

10 Jun 2019: Published on. 11 June, 2019. Happy Hour is one of the LMB’s regular social events where people can meet, chat, have a couple of drinks, discuss their work or organise

28 Apr 2019: This technique is used by many people across the LMB to select cells of interest for further study.

29 Oct 2019: The board met only occasionally when major decisions of scientific policy were needed but they did not direct the Lab’s research, just provided the means by which people could carry

20 Aug 2019: Many people do not realise that we can’t simply switch off our magnets once energised.

2 Jan 2019: We also want to give people an insight into what it is like to work at such a world-class institute, whether in the support services or within the labs themselves. ... This is Day 1 of #LMB365 – see more every day throughout 2019 as we bring you

5 Jun 2019: Recent work from the group has helped explain why people respond differently to certain drugs, which has direct implications for personalised and precision medicine.

8 Mar 2019: It’s been fun working with the fantastic people in my group who have done really amazing research”, says Lori. ... After these mammoth efforts, she encourages people to take time off to compensate.

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2 Apr 2019: We always like to hear from bright and enthusiastic people who are interested in joining the group, either as a graduate student or post-doc.

5 Jul 2019: Home > Positions. If you are interested in joining the lab, please contact Anne Bertolotti.

5 Jul 2019: Home > Meetings. December 3-7. The American Society of Cell Biology. San Francisco. USA. September 4-6. Unfolded proteins: from basic to bedside. Nobel Forum, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden. August 8-11. Propagation of neurodegenerative

14 Oct 2019: Toggle nav. Coming soon! Group photo in Director's office at MRC-LMB (Dec). Kristin & Denise received MRC's public engagement award (Dec) -Rhianna's farewell party (Aug). Lab summer BBQ (July). Group photo at MRC-LMB (June).

5 Jul 2019: Home > Anne Bertolotti Curriculum Vitae. Since 2006: Group leader at MRC-LMB, Cambridge, UK. 2014: Hooke medal. pdf). 2013: EMBO member. 2004: EMBO Young Investigator. 2001-2006: Associate professor, Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris. 1998-2000:

5 Jul 2019: Home > Positions. Ariane Hanssum won an MRC Centenary Early Career Award in 2012 to pursue her work in my lab. She won the poster prize at the 2012 FEBS Special meeting on “Protein Quality Control and Ubiquitin Proteasome system” in Turkey

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14 Nov 2019: The Royal Society of Chemistry came second. In Cambridgeshire, more than 2,000 people participated – more than any other region in the UK. ... Cycle September is run by cycling organisation Love to Ride on behalf of the Greater Cambridge Partnership to

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14 Oct 2019: Rhianna Knable. Laura Grundy. Laura Waggoner. Genetic Analysis of Egg-Laying in Caenorhabditis elegans: Insights into the Molecular Basis of Behavior. Neuronal Migration in Caenorhabditis elegans: Insights into the Molecular Basis of Migration.

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20 Dec 2019: Cystic fibrosis is a genetic condition affecting more than 10,000 people in the UK. ... One in 25 carries the disease-causing gene, usually without knowing. People with cystic fibrosis experience a build-up of thick, sticky mucus in the lungs, digestive

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5 Feb 2019: polymers. Upon winning the award, Jason said: “I’m exceptionally grateful to the talented and dedicated people from around the world that I have had the privilege to work with at

14 Oct 2019: What’s it like to be a PhD student at the LMB?. Check out Eva’s video, on the LMB YouTube channel. Find out about Yee Lian’s recent Neuron article. Watch her video abstract on the LMB YouTube channel. Worms go to school! Today Denise, Yee Lian

14 Oct 2019: "Identification of a conserved, orphan G-protein coupled receptor required for efficient pathogen clearance in C. elegans" Infect. Immun. "Neuropeptides encoded by nlp-49 modulate locomotion, arousal and egg-laying behaviours in C. elegans via the

23 Oct 2019: Through a range of hands-on activities, talks, discussions, displays, and entertainment, LifeLab volunteers talked to more than 3,500 people across Cambridge, Ely, and Peterborough over a day and a ... a careers booklet and to Stories from Science, a set

5 Jul 2019: Home > Publications. Carrara, M., Sigurdardottir, A., & Bertolotti, A. (2017). Decoding the selectivity of eIF2α holophosphatases and PPP1R15A inhibitors.. Nat Struct Mol Biol, 24(9), 708–716. Adrien Rousseau, Anne Bertolotti, (2016). An

15 Aug 2019: edge scientists, policymakers, business people and societal leaders.

28 Aug 2019: people in the world.

28 Oct 2019: I had to learn a huge number of new techniques during my PhD, and I did that with the help of people all across the LMB.

14 Aug 2019: worldwide. They currently affect over fifty million people, with approximately ten million additional cases arising each year, and there are no disease-modifying therapies exist and early diagnosis is not possible.

23 Sep 2019: I’ve become much more compassionate towards people who are struggling than I would have been had my PhD gone smoothly.”. ... Liz Miller was one of the people I went to and she was amazing,” Rebecca says.

9 Apr 2019: It’s great to give back.”. An ageing population means more and more people are living with terminal illnesses, such as dementia, cancer, and Parkinson’s disease.

20 Sep 2019: 20 September, 2019. LMB’s newly recruited Group Leader weighs in on various aspects of Alzheimer’s Disease, from the clinical implications of deciphering Tau filaments in brains of people suffering

3 Oct 2019: This amount could be used to run a small Macmillan information and support centre for over 20 hours, helping people affected by cancer to find critical information, advice and support at

26 Jul 2019: degree. Dogs and people were also popular subjects and a couple of pencil drawings of horses were also displayed.

21 Mar 2019: treatment. Groups at risk of developing CTE include military veterans, victims of assault, and people with poorly controlled epilepsy that results in repeated head trauma, as well as American football players,

8 Oct 2019: many people thought I was the secretary of Professor Bienz. ... It’s a great place, but to keep it that way we need to make sure that we can attract the best people, irrespective of their gender.”.

22 Oct 2019: Worldwide, an estimated 50 million people are living with dementia. The number is projected to reach 82 million by the year 2030 and 152 million by 2050.

28 Mar 2019: It was cool to see your own and other people’s cheek cells!”.