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Innovating biomaterials and inspiring future generations of scientists
Molly Stevens, the 2021 recipient of the FEBS | EMBO Women in Science Award, talks to Kathy Weston about her unusual career choices, and her passion for using technology to address health inequality.
Embryonic environments: understanding neural crest cell migration
“One surprising answer leads to more questions,” says Elias Barriga.
Gene ends: how transcription termination shapes gene expression
Kinga Kamieniarz-Gdula’s career has shaped her approach to research and management.
DNA motor mechanics: exploring the biophysics of CRISPR
Algirdas Toleikis is excited about setting up his first independent research group in his home country.
Understanding microbial diversity – from beer to Patagonia
Francisco Cubillos spent most of his life in Chile, but at heart, he feels international.
Creating organoids to study kidney physiology
Stem cell researcher Yun Xia describes her research path as “straightforward”.
From plant evolution to agronomy
Born and raised in a large city in Taiwan, Cheng-Ruei Lee had only a few opportunities to be in contact with nature as a child, but he soon got fascinated by the staggering diversity of life on Earth.
Defying the virus
Across the world, scientists and clinicians have combined in extraordinary efforts to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic. Three members of the EMBO community tell Kathy Weston how they and their colleagues have risen to this scientific challenge.
Meeting of minds: From basic science to treatments
Meet EMBO Young Investigator Debojyoti Chakraborty
