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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

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

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New Students. Categories. Publications (5). October 16, 2017. Daniel Dunkelmann and Louise Funke have joined the Chin lab to carry out their PhD studies. Louise joins the Chin lab for her PhD and will work on genome engineering, switching topic

Nowadays, she says, “one of the hardest things about being a group leader is I end up sitting in my office a lot, and I don’t interact with people as ... I prefer to talk to people about things that are difficult, because that’s more helpful”,

Amit Sachdeva. Categories. Publications (5). May 19, 2015. Congratulations to Amit Sachdeva who moves to the University of East Anglia to become a lecturer in BioOrganic Chemistry. Footer. Chin Laboratory. MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology. Centre

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

Stephen Fried. Categories. Publications (5). October 3, 2014. We welcome Stephen Fried from the Boxer lab at Stanford. Congratulations to Stephen on obtaining a fellowship from Kings College, Cambridge. Footer. Chin Laboratory. MRC Laboratory of

Rongzhen Tian. Categories. Publications (5). November 28, 2022. Rongzhen Tian has moved to Cambridge UK to join the Chin lab. Rongzhen studied Fermentation Engineering during his PhD at Jiangnan University in China. We welcome him to the lab!

Martin Spinck. Categories. 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 Chemical Biology. Footer. Chin

Sackler Award. Categories. 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

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Publications. 2024. Arseni, D., et al. (2024). Heteromeric amyloid filaments of ANXA11 and TDP-43 in FTLD-TDP Type C.. bioRxiv [Epub ahead of print]. Tetter, S., et al. (2024). TAF15 amyloid filaments in frontotemporal lobar degeneration.. Nature 625

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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.

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

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could lead to the development of new treatments for asthma, a disease that affects the lives of 5.4 million people in the UK.

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Wes Robertson. Categories. Publications (5). October 16, 2017. Wes joins the LMB as a new postdoctoral scientist in the laboratory of Prof. Jason Chin, where he plans to generate recoded genomes of E. coli with the potential to harbor significantly