Illuminating the beginning of life
Melina Schuh, one of two recipients of the EMBO Gold Medal 2018, discusses how her love of microscopy and her drive to discover new things shapes her work on mammalian meiosis.
DetailsMelina Schuh, one of two recipients of the EMBO Gold Medal 2018, discusses how her love of microscopy and her drive to discover new things shapes her work on mammalian meiosis.
DetailsResearchers are a step closer to growing blood cells customized to the special needs of transfusion patients with rare blood groups
DetailsIf we want to share results in a reproducible and discoverable manner, both quality control and curation should become part of the preprint process, argues EMBO Head of Scientific Publications, Bernd Pulverer.
DetailsResearchers uncover an alternative path of how the breast cancer drug palbociclib drives malignant cells into senescence
DetailsThe EMBO Courses & Workshops Programme funds more than 90 events with over 11,000 participants a year. As part of a series providing a look behind the scenes of EMBO events, three organisers share their top tips.
DetailsEach year, the EMBO Courses & Workshops Committee considers around 170 proposals, and funds in excess of 50% of them, based on three overarching criteria: an exciting and timely topic that isn’t being covered elsewhere; 30% or more female speakers; and timetabling of extensive networking opportunities. If the application is for a repeat meeting, good participant feedback is also important.
DetailsIt began with an invitation from Kolkata. The Bose Institute had invited EMBO Council Member Victor de Lorenzo from the National Center for Biotechnology (CNB-CSIC), Madrid, Spain, to give a lecture as part of the institute’s 100th anniversary celebrations.
DetailsScientists have now developed a blood test for Alzheimer’s disease and found that it can detect early indicators of the disease long before the first symptoms appear in patients.
DetailsEMBO Press, Rockefeller University Press and Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press join forces to empower authors to publish new research more efficiently
DetailsAhead of a roundtable discussion between life scientists and the ERC Scientific Council, Maria Leptin reflects on the importance of providing feedback to create a European research environment that serves the needs of the community.
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