Families welcome: childcare grants now available
To support parents wishing to attend one of its more than 90 scientific meetings, EMBO introduced new childcare grants this year.
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The data detective
Before a paper is accepted for publication in an EMBO Press journal, all images are checked for discrepancies, mistakes and image aberrations. Data integrity analyst Erica Wilfong Boxheimer describes the process and why EMBO Press invests in this additional step.
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Young Investigator Network meets in Singapore
Each year, EMBO brings together the members of the Young Investigator Network for a scientific and networking meeting. This year, 56 former and current Young Investigators and Installation Grantees came together in Singapore.
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The life of an EMBO Fellow: Vinoy Vijayan
New lab, new country, new challenges: Recipients of an EMBO Long-Term Fellowship are required to move to a different country for their postdoctoral research. In this series, three EMBO Fellows told Kathy Weston how life in a new place influenced them.
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The life of an EMBO Fellow: Roman Romanov
New lab, new country, new challenges: Recipients of an EMBO Long-Term Fellowship are required to move to a different country for their postdoctoral research. In this series, three EMBO Fellows told Kathy Weston how life in a new place influenced them.
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The life of an EMBO Fellow: Inês Castro
New lab, new country, new challenges: Recipients of an EMBO Long-Term Fellowship are required to move to a different country for their postdoctoral research. In this series, three EMBO Fellows told Kathy Weston how life in a new place influenced them.
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EMBO launches Global Investigator Network
Connecting young research group leaders across the world
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Towards a blood test for early-stage liver disease
Researchers uncover a set of proteins that are enriched in pre-symptomatic non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
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Information for applicants coming from or planning to go to the UK
Regardless of the outcome of Brexit, scientists based in the UK will continue to have access to all EMBO Programmes and activities.
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“I really love working in the lab”
Sara Linse from Lund University in Sweden is this year’s recipient of the FEBS | EMBO Women in Science Award. She talked to Rosemary Wilson about working on ‘the peptide from hell’ and finding contrast and balance in writing children’s books.
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