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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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  • New drug target for asthma
    Authors Media Team Source Wellcome Trust Sanger Insitute 29 September 2016 Year 2016
    Details Subject A new therapeutic target for inflammatory diseases such as asthma and autoimmune disorders has been identified by scientists, Andrew McKenzie is a author on the paper, and comments on this latest development. Keywords Andrew McKenzie; PD-1; Innate Lymphoid Cells (ILC2); asthma; immune system; T cells; antibody drugs; inflammatory diseases; autoimmune disorders; Sanger Institute
  • Noble effort as Haverhill band member wins science ‘Oscar’ for his life’s work
    Authors Haverhill Echo Source Haverhill Echo 8 December 2016 Year 2016
    Details Subject The Haverhill Echo celebrates local resident Richard Pannell’s MRC Lifetime Achievement Award. Keywords Richard Pannell; Sir John Savill; national award; lifetime achievement award; Cesar Milstein; Haverhill Silver Band
  • Office makeover: ‘If you can work anywhere, where do you want to work?’
    Authors Martin, Andrew Source The Guardian 27 February 2016 Year 2016
    Details Subject An article about modern work spaces featuring the LMB Keywords £2000m; new building; Cambridge Biomedical Campus; Hugh Pelham; Cavendish Laboratory; Shack; A Nobel Fellow On Every Floor; canteen; Crick; Watson; kitchenette; table football
  • Radio Review: The Life Scientific – Venkatraman Ramakrishnan
    Authors Singh Bhangra, Kulraj Source BioNews 4 April 2016 Year 2016
    Details Subject Review of radio interview presented by Jim Al-Khalili with Venki Ramakrishnan given on radio 4 Keywords Venki Ramakrishnan; Jim Al-Khalili; ‘The Life Scientific’; Royal Society; ribosomes; X-ray crystallography; Radio 4; 30S subunit; antibiotics; chromatin
  • Richard Henderson wins Royal Society’s prestigious Copley Medal
    Authors Cambridge Network Source Cambridge Network 24 May 2016 Year 2016
    Details Subject Richard Henderson has been awarded the Royal Society’s most prestigious award, the Copley Medal. This is the world’s oldest scientific prize, first awarded in 1731. Keywords Richard Henderson; Royal Society; X-ray crystallography; cryoEM; 2-D crystals; protein; Nigel Unwin
  • Scientific sabotage is the name of the game in ‘Lab Wars’
    Authors MRC Life Source MRC Life April/May 2016 Year 2016
    Details Subject New card game has been jointly created by the LMB’s Caezar Al‑Jassar Keywords Caezar Al-Jassar; Kuly Heer; ‘Lab Wars’; game; sabotage; academic rivalry
  • Scientist box Clever
    Authors Adam care Source 4th July 2016 Cambridge News Year 2016
    Details Subject Cambridge city hosts the soapbox science scheme, which encourage female scientists to get out and share their work. Keywords Soapbox science; Cambridge; Cavendish laboratory
  • Scientists Discover a Vulnerability in HIV’s Protective Shell
    Authors Byrne, Michael Source Motherboard 10 August 2016 Year 2016
    Details Subject A team of researchers, led by Leo James, has discovered a key feature used by the HIV virus to infect healthy cells without giving itself away and triggering a corresponding immune response Keywords Leo James; HIV; hexacarboxybenzene; virus; capsid; retroviruses; RNA; nucleotides; cytoplasm; immune response; pores; protective shell
  • Sex, food and smell
    Authors University of Cambridge Source University of Cambridge 16 March 2016 Year 2016
    Details Subject Greg Jefferis gives a talk at the University Technical College as part of the Cambridge Science Festival Keywords Greg Jefferis; pheromones; Cambridge Science Festival; University Technical College (UTC); talk; smells;
  • Sir Greg gets more involved
    Authors Jenny Chapman Source Cambridge News June 7th 2016 Year 2016
    Details Subject Gregory Winter has joined the board of Bioscepture as non-executive director. The company is working treatment with Cancer Keywords Biocepture; Cancer’
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