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12 Jul 2010: The road leading to a new laboratory will be named after renowned scientist Dr Francis Crick… Hugh Pelham, the director of the Laboratory for Molecular Biology, explained how the decision came ... Because this road leads to the new laboratory, we

14 May 2010: The new polymers Jason envisions might offer key benefits for the creation of stable protein-like therapeutics and enable the discovery and synthesis of biological plastics and other materials. ... Using this knowledge to create new systems that help us

19 May 2010: Published on. 19 May, 2010. “Four new projects, announced today, will develop biological methods that offer a new approach to antibiotic production, power generation for extremely small mechanical components, new classes

30 Jun 2010: “Once, microscopes were simple. If you wanted to examine something, you'd kill it, chop it into slices, then stick the slice that you're interested in

2 Nov 2010: Scientists say they have made a landmark discovery which could pave the way for new drugs to beat illnesses like the common cold. ... The Cambridge scientists stressed that it would take years of work and testing to find new therapies, and said that the

10 Sep 2010: The new building for the LMB has reached the first major stage of completion, known as ‘topping out’, which describes the moment in a construction project where the final beam is ... On both counts, this project stands out and the new facilities

24 Sep 2010: MRC. This has more than covered the cost for funding CPE research for over 20 years as well as paying towards the new LMB building.

21 May 2010: He then worked at the molecular and cellular level to develop in mammals a new model of the clock that improved our existing knowledge. ... One of the challenges now is to translate this new biological knowledge about clocks into something helpful for

30 Apr 2010: Dr Sarah Teichmann has won the Biochemical Society’s 2011 Colworth Medal. The medal is awarded annually to a biochemist under the age of 35 for

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