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25 Aug 2022: abscessus was related to the presence of particular mutations identified by this new ‘phenogenomic’ approach. ... These findings provide proof of concept for the group’s phenogenomic approach to understanding new pathogens.

19 Oct 2022: New research from Manu Hegde’s group in the LMB’s Cell Biology Division, in collaboration with Robert Keenan’s lab at the University of Chicago, now sheds light on the ... Their combined efforts not only led to a better understanding of the PAT

20 Sep 2022: John Jarvis in the lab, 1960s. When the research John was involved in ended, he applied to work with César, who was now at the LMB, in a new building on ... of the new laboratory building on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus.

18 Mar 2022: The new synthetic genetic polymers also offer opportunities in biotechnology and promise a new class of biopolymer-based ligands and materials for applications in diagnosis and therapy.

17 Feb 2022: Search this website. New method to discover protease and other hydrolase substrates in live mammalian cells. ... New method to discover protease and other hydrolase substrates in live mammalian cells.

6 Oct 2022: Here, Aiwei discusses her experience, including how work at POST differed to her usual research at the LMB, the new skills she learnt, and why she would recommend other PhD students ... The internship is a really unique opportunity to spend a few months

30 Aug 2022: LC-MS and one GC-MS system) and the recruitment of new facility staff to support the expansion.

13 Oct 2022: Search this website. Engineered polymerase enzyme presents new opportunity for quick and efficient modified nucleic acid synthesis. ... Engineered polymerase enzyme presents new opportunity for quick and efficient modified nucleic acid synthesis.

15 Dec 2022: He chose to put recruiting lab members on hold, and instead worked by himself for two years, eventually producing RELION, a software package implementing a new and innovative method of image ... recruiting new Group Leaders and the collaborative project

15 Jul 2022: He was awarded his PhD in 1959. Following this, and with a Harkness Fellowship from the Commonwealth Fund of New York, he was able to work and travel in the United ... In the late 1990s, Andrew developed a new family of mathematical methods and computer

12 Apr 2022: Sidney Altman was a ground-breaking scientist in the field of RNA biology, whose discovery of catalytic properties of RNA led to the award of the Nobel

7 Jan 2022: Don Caspar, LMB alumnus, has died at the age of 94. Don first came to the MRC Unit for the Study of the Molecular Structure of Biological Systems (now the

28 Mar 2022: Building upon previous collaborative studies of these proteins, Sjors Scheres and Michel Goedert’s groups have now identified TMEM106B as a new protein which forms amyloid filaments in human brains.

18 Mar 2022: Jennifer L. Ong, PhD. Group leader. New England Biolabs, USA. Marc d’ Abbadie, PhD.

2 Nov 2022: Madeline Lancaster, a Group Leader in the LMB’s Cell Biology Division, discusses her career and the opportunities brain organoids provide as a tool for

21 Mar 2022: Our research focuses on mechanistic studies of glycan/receptor biology and applications of this knowledge to new therapeutic strategies. ... Our recent efforts center on pathogenic glycans in the tumor microenvironment and new therapeutic modalities

3 Aug 2022: Ben Porebski, an Investigator Scientist in Philipp Holliger’s group in the LMB’s PNAC Division, discusses his career so far, including how Australia’s

3 Mar 2022: Richard Henderson, from the LMB’s Structural Studies Division, discusses his work and the evolution of structural biology on the Knowable podcast. More...

30 Mar 2022: Celebrating 60 years of the LMB, an exhibition of unusual and intriguing items gives a glimpse into the life and work of the LMB

13 Apr 2022: Earlier in March during British Science Week, some of our scientists brought both existing and brand-new activities into primary schools. ... Anna had the following reflections on the new challenges faced by scientists as they take part in public