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30 Jul 2018: A neuroscience milestone: a high-resolution digital snapshot of the adult fruit fly brain.  Researchers can now trace the path of any one neuron to any

9 Mar 2018: Published on. 9 March, 2018. Julian Sale from the LMB’s PNAC Division and collaborators from the Francis Crick Institute and the Department of Zoology have discovered and characterised a new

21 Jun 2018: Understanding the activation mechanism of the serotonin receptor and the mode of binding of a failed anti-migraine drug, donitripan, will hopefully aid the development of new and improved drugs. ... Comparing the new G. o. -receptor structure to other

30 Apr 2018: Philip Ball, science writer at The Guardian, has had a ‘mini-brain’ grown from a sample of skin from his arm. He talks to the LMB’s Madeline Lancaster,

1 Nov 2018: A summary of key milestones that show how discovery science has been translated into a novel technology set to revolutionise healthcare. The milestones

30 Aug 2018: These new structures show how tau folds in disease-specific ways, providing evidence for the hypothesis that different molecular structures of filamentous tau give rise to the diversity of symptoms between ... Comparison of the new structures of

31 Aug 2018: Melina Schuh, a former group leader in the LMB’s Cell Biology Division, has written about her experiences setting up her group at the LMB while also

14 Mar 2018: Evaluating the script in Coot will provide a new menu item "Acedrg" Clicking on "Make Link with Link Dictionary from Acedrg" will create a new small dialog The bond order can

13 Feb 2018: Richard Henderson talks to Jim Al-Khalili about his childhood, studies and career, specifically his journey working on the development of cryo-electron

23 Apr 2018: Melina Schuh has been awarded the Biochemical Society 2019 Colworth medal.  Melina investigates how chromosome segregation errors arise during the meiotic

22 Feb 2018: As part of a programme about aging, Rebecca Taylor from the LMB’s Neurobiology Division, talks to presenter Chris Mann about the science behind why we

3 May 2018: Magdalena Skipper has been appointed editor-in-chief at Nature, becoming the first woman to hold the role in its almost 150-year history. More...

16 May 2018: He then engineered the best version to be able to copy pieces of itself, and assemble them together into new full synthetic copies. ... This new synthetic biology of triplet based RNA replication might also have biotechnological applications, such as

17 Oct 2018: In 2002, Gero established the principles of optogenetic control and thereby defined a new, now widely used, approach for probing the function of the nervous system. ... Gero studied medicine at the University of Innsbruck in his native Austria and did

19 Apr 2018: Jacques Dubochet will give the 2018 John Kendrew Lecture on Thursday 26th April at 4.00pm in the LMB’s Max Perutz Lecture Theatre.  The title of the

19 Apr 2018: New work from Leo James’ group in the LMB’s PNAC Division has now revealed how TRIM21 is regulated so that it is only switched on at the right time. ... In addition, Leo’s lab has recently developed a new technique, ‘TrimAway’, which uses

31 May 2018: This August marks the centenary of the birth of Fred Sanger, LMB alumnus and one of the most influential scientists of the twentieth century. By devising

14 May 2018: In this week’s science podcast from The Guardian, Madeline Lancaster is interviewed to find out about the mini human brains that she and her group are

4 Jan 2018: This new research has several implications for human health. It provides a simple explanation for how alcohol, which is a source of acetaldehyde, causes genetic damage and therefore acts as a ... In addition, the new insight into the function of p53 in

21 Nov 2018: Dan Brown was a nucleic acids chemist of the highest order, beginning with pioneering work under Lord Alexander Todd in the 1950s at University of