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21 Jul 2023: The LMB provides excellent opportunities for early career and established researchers – people with the potential to lead their field. ... Congratulations to LMB alumni Maria Grazia Spillantini and Benjamin Podbilewicz who are two of 120 researchers

19 Oct 2023: Organising group for the 2014 Alumni Symposium: Fiona Birnie, Christine Barrie, Sam Wynne and Annette Faux. ... launch and sent copies of the book to alumni all over the world.

21 Jul 2023: Search this website. LMB@60. LMB@60. In 2022 we celbrated 60 years of the LMB and we collected images and other memories that relate in some way to the people

21 Jul 2023: Seeing so many people interacting all the time was very much inspiring for me. ... It allows you to talk to people in your lab and brainstorm about what might be happening.

21 Jul 2023: Search this website. Public Engagement. The LMB’s scientists work with schools, colleges, and other organisations to inspire and enthuse people about science and show how their work benefits individuals, the

21 Jul 2023: The LMB has space to accommodate more than 600 people, with approximately 440 scientists and 160 support staff. ... 12 LMB Alumni have also received Nobel Prizes (LMB position and dates in italics):.

21 Jul 2023: There are so many like-minded and very motivated people coming from all over the world to come here and really seek the truth in science, and that’s something ... And I love reading biographies also. Kelly was interviewed for the LMB Alumni Newsletter

21 Jul 2023: A great way to meet new people and relax after a busy day in the lab…. ... This is carried out biennially and takes two people 8 days to clean all the glass, including the fascia boards, high girders, tops of pods, and floodlights.

21 Jul 2023: The film, which is without sound, captures some of the key people in the Lab and one of the earliest LMB Nobel Parties.

21 Jul 2023: buy into the sort of explanations I was hearing from non-scientific people. ... I think people have this impression of scientists working away, practically, at the bench.

21 Jul 2023: Search this website. Supporting Education. LMB scientists and staff work with primary and secondary schools, colleges and other organisations to inspire and enthuse young people about science.

15 Dec 2023: They’d seen the plans, but how people interpret technical drawings can be totally different to what’s there. ... I didn’t really have a proper job from 2012-2014. People just said, “Oh look, Steve’s still around.

21 Jul 2023: It’s everybody who’s here; all the support scientists, all the people who work in estates, the cleaners, everybody. ... But of course, the best thing about the people is the time they give you.

14 Dec 2023: For the 2023 LMB Alumni Newsletter, Kathrin shares some memories from her time at the LMB. ... But what made and makes the LMB so special at an everyday level is the greatness of the people who work there, and the open-minded and ambitious culture they

21 Jul 2023: Fascinating to find out about all the work happening here, great to see the labs and hear from the people doing the research”.

21 Jul 2023: And then there’s a real satisfaction in working with really smart, intelligent people, with very little restraints put on you. ... I think it is essential to why people come here and why people stay here.

21 Jul 2023: Do you think people see or think of scientific research differently since the outbreak of COVID-19? ... public about it, I enjoy interacting at various public outreach events and telling people about our work.

21 Jul 2023: They worked with members of the LMB to inspire new perspectives and understanding of the LMB’s research, both amongst people at the LMB, and the general public.

15 Dec 2023: So we thought if we can look at archaea dividing live, we can start to understand the origins of complex cell division, which is what many of the people in the ... We’re trying to do that, but I think lots of other people are.

21 Jul 2023: People need to be uninhibited and be able to try new experiments without the fear of failure. ... The fear of failure is often what restricts people in progressing in science, perhaps in life too, but we may not go there today.