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30 Mar 2021: This approach has proved invaluable in studying filaments extracted from the brains of people suffering from various neurodegenerative diseases, such as tau filaments from Alzheimer’s disease.

5 Aug 2021: th. July, following the cancellation of last year’s event, in time to brighten up the LMB atrium and welcome back people returning to the building. ... The show, which has run for over 10 years, is a chance for people at the LMB to showcase their

10 Dec 2021: Involving people in projects like the artist-in-residence highlights the collaboration possible here at the CBC campus.

29 Jan 2021: During the lockdown, the institute changed completely. It was quiet, there were very few people working in the lab and I started missing all those things (…and especially the teatime discussions ... Was collaboration important? Yes, absolutely! The

18 Jan 2021: I feel very lucky to be part of an institution with so many people willing to invest both time and effort into helping me achieve my goals.”.

19 Jul 2021: The course aimed to inspire young people who have been identified as having a real passion for biological science. ... I thought it was exciting to see how people actually worked and loved their subject.”.

22 Oct 2021: It is always a privilege to work at the LMB, and to have had the chance to collaborate with the many wonderful people without whom this work would not have been

27 Sep 2021: I have met incredible people and am coming back to my research at the LMB with a renewed focus and enthusiasm.

3 Dec 2021: Helen is passionate about animal welfare and scientific advancement and has dedicatedly shared this knowledge with young people to educate them in science and promote the career of an animal technician.

16 Dec 2021: Published on. 16 December, 2021. A recent paper from Benjamin Ryskeldi-Falcon’s group reveals the first atomic structure of TDP-43 filaments from the brains of people with ALS and