Ten scientists receive EMBO Installation Grants
The group leaders will establish laboratories in the Czech Republic, Greece, Hungary, Lithuania, Poland, Portugal and Türkiye
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EMBO announces new Global Investigators
Ten new additions are welcomed to the EMBO Global Investigator Network, which provides access to the EMBO networking and training activities
EMBO launches new award for sustainability in the lab
The EMBO Lab Sustainability Award will recognize a pioneer of environmental sustainability in life science research and provide opportunities for dissemination and expansion of the winning initiative
EMBO announces new Young Investigators
26 new additions to the EMBO Young Investigator Programme join a community of more than 700 current and former awardees
Preprint peer review gains momentum with new organizations joining Review Commons
The platform for preprint peer review expands its scope with journals from FEBS, the Genetics Society of America and the Royal Society
Latvia joins EMBC as a member state
Latvia becomes the European Molecular Biology Conference’s 31st member state following approval of accession agreement
EMBO announces election of new members
69 new members and associate members join the EMBO community of more than 2,000 leading life scientists in Europe and beyond
Julia Mahamid receives EMBO Gold Medal 2023
She is recognized for her exceptional achievements in structural cell biology and developing powerful techniques that visualize cellular machinery in situ
Review Commons expands – additional funding and new partner journals announced
HHMI will extend funding for the preprint peer-review platform, supporting the addition of the Biochemical Journal, Genes & Development, Genome Biology and Immunology & Cell Biology to the 17 currently affiliated journals.
Springer Nature and EMBO cooperate to publish the EMBO Press suite of journals
New partnership reflects shared commitment to Open Access and Open Science
