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Articles

The LMB Archive collates scanned/digitised newspaper, magazine and web articles that relate to the activities of the LMB. This database lists the articles that have been catalogued so far.

These articles are the copyright of the originating organisation. They may be accessed for reference-only purposes at the LMB. Alternatively, you can contact the copyright holder for direct requests to access or use their articles.

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  • Cyrus Chothia obituary
    Authors Ferry, Georgina Source The Guardian 12 December 2019 Year 2019
    Details Subject Georgina Ferry looks back at the life of Cyrus Chothia and the importance of his work in laying the foundations of the field of bioinformatics Keywords Cyrus Chothia; Taxonomy; computational analysis; bioinformatics; Arthur Lesk; Immune system; antibody structures; Structural Classification of Proteins (SCOP); database; Dan David Prize; ‘theoretical and computation biology”
  • Dr. Ana Casañal
    Authors Oliveira, Carla C. Source The RNA Society 5 February 2019 Year 2019
    Details Subject RNA Society member spotlight on Ana Casañal, postdoc in Lori Passmore’s group in the LMB’s Structural Studies Division, including Ana’s tips on overcoming research challenges and advice for junior researchers. Keywords Ana Casañal; Lori Passmore; macromolecular machines; mRNA; cleavage and polyadenylation factor (CPF); cryo-EM structure; scientific career
  • Finalist in the 2019 Cambridge Independent Science and Technology Awards revealed
    Authors Newsdesk Source Cambridge Independent 13 September 2019 Year 2019
    Details Subject The Science and Technology Awards, run by Cambridge’s weekly newspaper, feature Benjamin Falcon from Neurobiology Division and Julius Fredens from Protein and Nucleic Acid Division as finalists Keywords Cambridge Independent Science and Technology Awards; Researcher of the Year; Ben Falcon; Michel Goedert; tau filaments; dementia; cryo-EM; Julius Fredens; Jason Chin; genome; E. coli; synthesised; codons; finalist
  • From biomedical researcher to patient
    Authors Paul Brackley Source Cambridge Independent 10 July 2019 Year 2019
    Details Subject Dr Tony Crowther went from researcher to patient when he was diagnosed with Leukaemia. He was put on trial for a new AstraZeneca drug. Keywords ACEND trail AstraZeneca; BTK; Tony Crowther
  • From then till now: changing data collection method in single crystal X-ray crystallography since 1912
    Authors Powell, Harold R. Source Crystallography Reviews 14 June 2019 Year 2019
    Details Subject Over the century or so that X-ray crystallography has existed, various different ways of collecting data have been explored; each offered advantages at the time they were used, but most have been superseded by developing technologies Keywords X-ray crystallography; W.H. Bragg; spectrometer; Laue method; Weissenberg camera; Olga Kennard; Arndt-Wonacott rotation camera; Dectris Pilatus 12M; Oxford cryostream; macromolecular
  • Housekeeping secrets of our cells discovered by MRC LMB
    Authors Paul Brackley Source Cambridge Independent 27th November 2019 Year 2019
    Details Subject Inside our cells, natural processes take place every day. Our cells tightly control levels of activity to maintain a smooth operation. Keywords RNA; Cells; Turbulins; TTC5;
  • How the timing of meals affects our body clocks
    Authors Paul Brackley Source Cambridge Independent May 8th 2019 Year 2019
    Details Subject Scientists have now discovered the mechanism by which our meal times are communicated to our body clock Keywords Circadian Rhythms; John O Neil
  • In conversation with Greg Winter
    Authors Dhillon, Paraminder Source The FEBS Journal 11 October 2019 Year 2019
    Details Subject Greg discusses his early motivations, monoclonal antibody therapy research, life after the Nobel prize, and balancing entrepreneurship with science. Keywords Greg Winter; human therapeutic antibodies; Biotech companies; Cambridge Antibody Technology; Bicycle Therapeutics; ‘humanise’; mouse; auto-immune diseases; Nobel Prize; Trinity College; phage; antigen; ‘eureka’; clone; monoclonal; Christian Heinis; Brexit; Brian Hartley; Cesar Milstein;
  • Institute welcomes new group leader
    Authors Babraham Institute News Source Babraham Institute News 7 August 2019 Year 2019
    Details Subject The Babraham Institute welcomes Hayley Sharpe, a former PhD student in Sean Munro’s group in the Cell Biology Division, as a new group leader within the Signalling research programme Keywords Hayley Sharpe; Babraham Institute; Signalling research programme; Group Leader; Cambridge Institute for Medical Research (CIMR); tyrosine Phosphatases; PTPRK; Sean Munro; Genentech; Alumni
  • Introducing Rupert Beale, clinical researcher
    Authors The Francis Crick Institute Source The Francis Crick Institute 23 April 2019 Year 2019
    Details Subject Rupert Beale, a former PhD student with Michael Neuberger and post-doctoral researcher working with Felix Randow, is profiled as the first clinical early-career group leader at the Francis Crick Institute Keywords Rupert Beale; Michael Neuberger; Felix Randow; virology; antibacterial; autophagy; bacteria; cell biology; Francis Crick Institute
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