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14 Jul 2010: Both cities ran Workplace Cycle Challenges between 7 and 27 June but it was Cambridge that managed to persuade more people onto their bikes, with 132 new cyclists compared to

9 Jul 2010: 9 July, 2010. “A road leading to a new £200 million Cambridge laboratory is to be named after legendary scientist Francis Crick. ... This article is no longer available from the source website: Cambridge News 9 July 2010.

10 Dec 2010: In the Prefatory Article for this year’s Annual Review of Biochemistry, Sir Aaron Klug describes his extraordinary life and scientific achievements. The

25 Jun 2010: “The best of the UK's cutting-edge science, engineering and technology are on display at London's Southbank Centre as the Royal Society opens its

29 Sep 2010: “How the bundles of neurons in the brain controls behaviour remains an ongoing mystery. Researchers from the Institute of Molecular Pathology (IMP), in

16 Feb 2010: LMB scientist Dr Sarah Teichmann has received a ‘2009 Women of the Future’ award as ‘Science and Technology Woman of the Future’ for her major

14 Oct 2010: This new approach will enable researchers to improve its use as a treatment for diseases such as Parkinson’s, cerebral palsy and chronic migraine. ... This new clipping method produced a refined botox-like molecule, practical for clinical use but

29 Nov 2010: EMBO New Members Press Release. Primary Sidebar. Search. Search this website.

10 May 2010: Dr Roger Williams, group leader in LMB’s PNAC Division, has been elected as a Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences. The Academy promotes the

21 Nov 2010: Membrane curvature and COP coated vesicle budding. ArfGAP1 generates an Arf1 gradient on continuous lipid membranes displaying flat and curved regions. Ambroggio E, Sorre B, Bassereau P, Goud B, Manneville JB, Antonny B. EMBO J. 2009, Nov19.

10 Sep 2010: “The coverage of the 'Topping Out' ceremony shown on BBC Look East can be seen by clicking on the more link.” More …

2 Nov 2010: The research team has further shown that increasing the amount of TRIM21 protein in cells makes this process even more effective, suggesting new ways of making better antiviral drugs. ... for developing new antiviral drugs.”.

24 Aug 2010: “A team of British and American scientists have found a drug which can slow down, kick start and reset the body clocks of mice. It does this by

6 Oct 2010: The new study investigated how neurons expressing fruitless are wired up.

23 Aug 2010: He is also developing confocal and multiphoton laser scanning microscopes incorporating the new lens.

27 Apr 2010: “Scientists say some viruses can turn cells into 'viral hotels' by exploiting tiny molecules derived from human DNA. The UK study found that some

23 Jun 2010: “Sixteen transnational projects have received EUR24 million (£20 million) in funding under ERASysBio+, an initiative involving ministries and

24 Aug 2010: “Researchers have successfully used a drug to reset and restart the natural 24 hour body clock of mice in the lab. The ability to do this in a

17 Dec 2010: The key genes responsible for determining the amoebal sexes are not related to any known in other organisms, showing that a completely new mode of sex-determination has been discovered.

26 Aug 2010: into a new rhythm.”. ... If further studies in humans confirm what this study has shown in mice, this could eventually lead to an entirely new approach to treating mental illnesses such as bipolar disorder.”.