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8 Dec 2015: Lewis is currently Director at the Meyer Cancer Center, Weill Cornell Medicine and New York Presbyterian Hospital, New York. ... He then went on to join the faculty of Weill Cornell Medical College and New York-Presbyterian Hospital in 2012.

17 Sep 2015: New research by John O’Neill, in the LMB’s Cell Biology Division, and Kenneth Wright, at the University of Colorado, has revealed the mechanism by which caffeine affects the human ... westward, as well as sustaining wakefulness until bedtime in the

12 Nov 2015: New research suggests that cancer and ageing could be predetermined by the speed of molecular clocks.

20 Jan 2015: This high profile exhibition explores cell division through works of art, with the aim of providing a new perspective on the processes of mitosis and meiosis.

30 Mar 2015: New specimen support grids for electron microscopy, made of pure gold and designed by Lori Passmore and Chris Russo from the LMB’s Structural Studies Division, have been licensed for production ... The traditional carbon grids that are used to support

24 Jun 2015: After various postdoc positions she joined Greg Winter’s lab at the LMB where she worked developing new bicyclic peptides.

4 Dec 2015: The Scrip Awards provides the industry with an opportunity to acknowledge and applaud its highest achievers across all parts of the value chain, and to

16 Feb 2015: Worked on the structure and function of a new membrane interaction domain; the F-BAR domain. ... Became a PostDoc at Rockefeller, Field Research Center, New York, USA.

20 Apr 2015: The existence of an endogenous daily clock in humans is well known: it is what drives the 24-hour sleep/wake rhythm to match the daily cycle of night and

20 May 2015: list of new members announced on the 20th of May. ... EMBO elects new members annually on the basis of scientific excellence and outstanding research contributions.

7 Jul 2015: Published on. 7 July, 2015. During fertilisation, an egg and a sperm fuse to form a new embryo. ... This is the first RNAi screen for meiotic genes in mammals and its development has allowed Melina’s group to analyse the function of nearly 800 genes,

15 Jun 2015: The atomic structure could help lead to new cancer treatments by providing a framework for the rational development of anti-cancer drugs.

29 Sep 2015: Barry Bentley, a PhD student in the LMB's Neurobiology Division, is one of 14 exceptional writers to be shortlisted for the Max Perutz Science Writing

25 Jun 2015: The stories behind three great LMB successes are highlighted in a report by the UK BioIndustry Association (BIA). Humira, the first fully humanised

27 Mar 2015: The structure of the dynactin complex, solved by Andrew Carter's group at the LMB, is the cover story on this week's Science and is the Wellcome Trust's

18 Mar 2015: LMB scientists have found a reaction network that they believe shows that 'pretty much everyone' working on life's molecular origins is wrong - but also

9 Nov 2015: Dozens of labs are growing lumps of human brain tissue - brain organoids - for study, including LMB's Madeline Lancaster. Scientists say the technology

22 Jun 2015: 22 June, 2015. LMB’s Melina Schuh, in collaboration with Bourn Hall Clinic, may have found the cause of some types of infertility, including recurrent miscarriage, after new research found some ... This article is no longer available from the source

7 May 2015: Published on. 7 May, 2015. An article in the New York Times highlights the work of John Sutherland, a group leader at the LMB, who has determined a possible chemical pathway

25 Feb 2015: The Telegraph reports that the LMB spin-out company Heptares has been acquired by Japanese pharmaceutical company Soseito. The group's research and

17 Mar 2015: How did life first originate on this planet? Even the most minimal cell needs three subsystems: to convey information, to create compartments, and to

4 Nov 2015: To understand the role of these new connections, I am looking at their placement in the wider network of physical wiring. ... Using these new techniques, we are making exciting discoveries about the monoamines.

16 Oct 2015: LMB will be showing their 'Virus Wars: Antibodies Strike Back' stand at the 2015 Big Biology Day, Saturday 17th October, Hills Road 6th Form College. Come

3 Aug 2015: Nearly 30 LMB staff have shown off their creativity at the annual LMB Art Exhibition, an opportunity for staff to showcase their varied artistic talents.

2 Jun 2015: However, a new method developed by Jason Chin’s group in the LMB’s PNAC Division could revolutionise this research. ... Daniel also rewired the cell’s serine metabolism to incorporate a new version of phosphoserine that could not be hydrolysed

18 Feb 2015: Published on. 18 February, 2015. The Cambridge News highlights Melina Schuh’s work on the development of mammalian oocytes into fertilisable eggs. ... This article is no longer available from the source website: Cambridge News 17 February 2015.

22 Oct 2015: Universities and Science Minister Jo Johnson visited the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB) in Cambridge last week to see first-hand some of the

15 Dec 2015: Human eggs are frequently aneuploid, meaning they have the wrong number of chromosomes, and this is a major cause of pregnancy loss and Down syndrome.

17 Mar 2015: LMB’s Kiyoshi Nagai looks back on his research on the spliceosome, RNA-protein interactions and the RNA recognition motif, U1A protein, for RNA

6 May 2015: This initiative, developed by Michel Goedert and Alastair Compston, aims to identify core mechanisms of protein aggregation and spreading in neurodegeneration, and to apply that knowledge to study putative new therapies.

5 Jun 2015: Miscarriages and genetic disorders, such as Down's syndrome, are often caused by errors when an egg develops from its progenitor cell, the oocyte. Most

27 Mar 2015: Children queued up excitedly during the Saturday and Sunday daytime sessions to use the microscopes, and the exhibit was also very popular in the new adults-only session on the Saturday

20 Jul 2015: Madan Babu Mohan, group leader in the LMB’s Structural Studies Division, has been awarded the Royal Society Francis Crick Medal and Lecture 2016. The

25 Jun 2015: Genes in eukaryotic organisms are frequently interrupted by non-coding segments called introns. Before the protein can be produced, the entire length of each gene including the introns, is transcribed to produce precursor messenger RNA (pre-mRNA).

18 Mar 2015: Bacterial ribosomes are different from those in higher organisms, making them good targets for drugs, so this information is critical in developing new antibiotics to combat infection and disease.

21 Sep 2015: She then continued her work in the United States where she held Research Associate positions at the Rockefeller University, New York University Langone Medical Center and the Skirball Institute of Biomolecular

1 Jul 2015: Brain Chat - a podcast answering key questions about brain and behaviour, with Hannah Critchlow reporting on exciting brain research revolutions presented

19 Oct 2015: Ribosomes, the molecular machines in cells that make proteins, are constructed in a series of discrete steps to create both a large and a small subunit.

15 Jul 2015: The annual Eastern Region Crystal Growing Competition for Schools has been hosted at the LMB since 1998. The competition, designed to inspire children

18 Aug 2015: Abstract: They started out as a useful tool for studying the immune system in the lab and now they're a family of drugs treating millions of patients,

3 Jun 2015: The pioneering career of LMB Alumnus Joan Steitz, currently Sterling Professor of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry at Yale University is featured by

5 May 2015: There is compelling evidence that in the distant past, our single-celled ancestors used RNA, a chemical cousin of DNA, for both genetic information

13 Nov 2015: 26 AS-level students on an intensive week of “Biology and Genetics for Gifted and Talented students” recently visited the LMB for a day of practical work.

25 Sep 2015: This new knowledge has implications for human health: children effected by the cancer and bone marrow failure syndrome Fanconi anaemia are unable to repair the DNA damage caused by formaldehyde.

27 Apr 2015: The structure of the actin-like protein ParM in different states has been revealed by Tanmay Bharat and Jan Löwe in collaboration with Garib Murshudov

19 May 2015: Jason Chin’s group from the LMB’s PNAC Division have created a new technique called BOLT that can selectively regulate specific proteins inside cells that could not previously be targeted. ... affected. Genetically engineering an entirely new site

16 Sep 2015: During mid-September the Black Dog statue, 'Horace', will sit outside the main entrance of the LMB. Horace is the symbol of the charity SANE’s campaign to

12 Oct 2015: The LMB's Alexey Amunts has been awarded the 2015 George Palade Award by the Microscopy Society of America for distinguished contributions to the field of

3 Jul 2015: This pioneering study shows that cryo-EM can be used for rational drug design, and could help the development of new therapeutic drugs for the treatment of conditions such as cancer,

13 Feb 2015: Emeritus group leader Cyrus Chothia, from the LMB’s Structural Studies Division, has been honoured with two awards for his ground-breaking work in the use