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13 Sep 2010: Published on. 13 September, 2010. “Work on the RMJM designed new building for the Medical Research Council (MRC) Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB) in Cambridge has reached the first major stage ... a lecture theatre.” This article is no longer

22 Oct 2010: As the person becomes older and the neural landscape more complex, there is some restriction on change, but new areas are always available to build.

5 Oct 2010: They moved offices and buildings several times – from the Cavendish Laboratory to the ‘Hut’ to the new Medical Research Council (MRC) Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB), and between offices within the

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

20 Jan 2010: “British winners of the prestigious Nobel Prize have gathered at Downing Street to celebrate their achievements ... Guests included recent winner

22 Sep 2010: A new study adds plausibility to the ‘RNA World’ hypothesis that argues life began with a single stranded molecule capable of self-replication.

2 Nov 2010: Published on. 2 November, 2010. “New research suggests the immune system can fight viruses from within healthy cells.

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.

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

29 Oct 2010: Published on. 29 October, 2010. “The Medical Research Council’s new chromosome-shaped lab in Cambridge is an example of how attention to detail and planning can deliver complex buildings on