Stipends for science journalists
The Maria Leptin|EMBO Science Journalism Fellowships support science journalists and life scientists entering careers as science journalists
Support for Open Access publishing by life scientists in India
Launch of a pilot scheme in the EMBC Associate Member State
Information event in Greece
Fifty participants learned about EMBO funding opportunities for life scientists
Anne Ephrussi wins the FEBS | EMBO Women in Science Award 2024
The award recognizes her exceptional achievements in the life sciences and highlights her as a role model
Fiona Watt receives the 2024 ISSCR Achievement Award
The EMBO Director is awarded for her seminal work with skin stem cells
Ten scientists receive EMBO Installation Grants
The group leaders will establish laboratories in the Czech Republic, Greece, Hungary, Lithuania, Poland, Portugal and Türkiye
Unravelling mysteries of the mind
Learn about new EMBO Installation Grantee Christina Kyrousi and her research that aims to decode the role of cilia in neurodevelopmental and psychiatric disorders
Fresh approaches to understanding neurodegeneration
Learn about new EMBO Installation Grantee Gergely Rona, his research on neuronal DNA repair and its effects on neurodegeneration
Defining DNA replication processes
Learn about new EMBO Installation Grantee Hana Polasek-Sedlackova and her research on the molecular mechanisms driving successful DNA replication
The meeting at CERN
The founding myth of EMBO, set out in John Tooze’s 1981 history of the organization for the launch issue of The EMBO Journal, is that: “In December 1962, immediately following the Nobel Prize investiture ceremony, John C. Kendrew together with James D. Watson visited [CERN] in Geneva. Leo Szilard… was also in Geneva at the…
