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7 Mar 2022: Our structures. Our methods aim to open up new experimental possibilities in Structural Biology studies. ... By ourselves or through collaborations, we have used our methods to determine new structures.

10 May 2022: Each year the Fellows of the Royal Society elect up to 52 new Fellows, and up to 10 new Foreign Members. ... He has rewritten the near-universal genetic code of natural life to create organisms that use new genetic codes.

22 Nov 2022: EMBO welcomes the new Young Investigators with a sense of excitement and pride.

7 Jun 2022: Steve Harrison highlighted how Aaron was continually moving on to different areas of research: “each of the things he [Aaron] moved on to, created both a new field – a platform for

19 Jan 2022: Search this website. New research initiative at the University of Cambridge supports a cross-disciplinary approach to better understand life across the Universe. ... New research initiative at the University of Cambridge supports a cross-disciplinary

16 Nov 2022: The LMB is proud to announce that we have joined the Technician Commitment as a signatory. The commitment aims to ensure visibility, recognition, career development and sustainability for technicians working in higher education and research, across

6 Oct 2022: Structure of Biological Systems, lead by Max Perutz, to join them in plans for a new laboratory.

9 Nov 2022: After running previously as the Science Image Award, the newly named Microscopes4Schools Competition will continue to offer online ‘Meet the Researcher’ sessions with schools as we expand our reach beyond Cambridge and broaden our judging panel

28 Oct 2022: The LMB is the proud owner of four alpacas, which we have recently inoculated to induce nanobody production to study complex protein structures

24 Nov 2022: Kelly Nguyen, a Group Leader in the LMB’s Structural Studies Division, was awarded the 2022 Eppendorf Award for Young European Investigators earlier this

13 Oct 2022: Suzanne Cory and Joan Steitz talk to Joan Heath about their memories of LMB in the 1960s, their careers since, and their thoughts on past and present

23 Aug 2022: Vernon Ingram, born in Germany, was a protein chemist who helped advance the field of protein crystallography and made important contributions to the

14 Nov 2022: 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.

2 Nov 2022: Dr Kathleen Weston Kathleen Weston was a PhD student with Bart Barrell at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology from 1983 to 1986. After postdoctoral

24 Oct 2022: He leveraged his engineered enzymes to yield exciting new aptamers with unique ligands. ... This work holds tremendous potential for therapeutic benefit through in vitro evolution of new catalysts and aptamers.

16 Dec 2022: Nina Rzechorzek, a member of the O’Neill group in the LMB’s Cell Biology Division, was lead author on a paper in Brain earlier this year. This podcast

26 Oct 2022: As with previous symposia, researchers from both academic and industry backgrounds were welcomed for stimulating talks and discussions on how new and emerging technologies could be applied to address challenging questions

29 Jun 2022: new therapeutic strategies. ... an individual, defining the process by which new variants likely arise, and also reporting some of the first data on Pfizer BioNTech vaccine-induced antibody responses against the

23 Mar 2022: Kiyoshi Nagai was a preeminent researcher at the LMB for over thirty years during which he was a global leader in the field of spliceosome research. His

18 Nov 2022: able to answer questions in new and innovative ways”.