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29 Sep 2022: Although tuberculosis (TB) remains a major infectious threat, killing more than one million people each year, most infected individuals can clear the infection. ... Epidemiological analyses from Lalita and her colleagues Marcel Behr and Paul Edelstein

30 May 2022: Blue Sky projects will continue to deliver outstanding science and give us access to amazing people and resources.

10 May 2022: Congratulations also to the LMB alumni elected to Royal Society Fellowship.

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

6 Oct 2022: The pace of work at POST was surprisingly fast as I had to complete my research (including interviewing people) and writing in two months. ... My cohort of Policy Fellows was very sociable and we would often have lunch together in the various canteens in

19 Apr 2022: Terry Rabbitts Terry Rabbitts studied for his PhD at the MRC National Institute for Medical Research, Mill Hill, London, working on mitochondrial nucleic

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

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

19 Jul 2022: BioNTech collaborated with US pharmaceutical company, Pfizer, and by November 2020 they had a vaccine candidate which was over 90% effective in protecting people from transmission.

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