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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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  • What’s in a workspace? Brad Amos and his basement
    Authors Harrop, Sarah Source MRC Insight 15 May 2013 Year 2013
    Details Subject Brad Amos showed Sarah Harrop around the basement room he has worked in at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB) for the last three decades Keywords Brad Amos; Mesolens; flea engraving; Papier mache head; Gnat sketch; Model; collagen molecule; Beetles; circular polariser; sea cucumber; confocal microscope; Crystal; pale blue sapphire; Ulli Arndt; X-ray crystallography; Steffi Reichelt; Professor Gail McConnell; scientific equipment
  • Winter’s wonder
    Authors MRC Network Source MRC Network Spring 2013 Year 2013
    Details Subject Sir Greg Winter is the co-winner of the MRC Millennium Medal for 2013. Keywords Greg Winter; monoclonal antibody therapies; lymphoma; Campath-1H; ‘humanised’; Humira; Herceptin; César Milstein; Georges Köhler; ‘scaffold’; Cambridge Antibody Technology (CAT); Domantis; Bicycle Therapeutics; mini-antibodies; AstraZeneca; GlaxoSmithKline
  • Working together on ‘Nobel factory’
    Authors Cambridge News Source Cambridge News 5 March 2013 Year 2013
    Details Subject New LMB building and the teamwork of Cambridge-based firms that helped to get the building built. Keywords Cambridge Biomedical Campus; ‘Nobel Prize factory’; Addenbrooke’s 2020 vision; £212 million; Januarys, Dodson Jones; Hewitsons; new building
  • £49m to study the human brain at the molecular level
    Authors MRC Source MRC News 26 March 2012 Year 2012
    Details Subject LMB awarded £49m to examine the biology of the brain at a molecular level. Keywords Dementia; Parkinson’s; multiple sclerosis; cellular neurobiology; neurodegenerative diseases; synaptic activity; Titan Krios electron microscope; Centre for Chemical and Synthetic Biology; cellular damage; Jason Chin; Sir Hugh Pelham
  • 50th birthday
    Authors Cambridgeshire Journal Source Cambridgeshire journal July 2012 Year 2012
    Details Subject Reunion tea party was held at Addenbrookes hospital for the opening of the Frank Lee Centre. Keywords Michael Fuller; Frank Lee
  • A Blog Around The Clock, Rhythms of Life in Meatspace and Cyberland
    Authors Zivkovic, Bora Source Scientific American 21 March 2012 Year 2012
    Details Subject Interview with Josh Witten Keywords Josh Witten; Mike White; Washington University; The Finch & Pea; ‘Song of the Week’; Marie-Claire Shanahan; evolutionary theory; natural selection; Theodosius Dobzhansky; SciencOnline2012
  • Addenbrooke’s celebrates opening by the Queen 50 years ago
    Authors BBC News Source BBC News 28 May 2012 Year 2012
    Details Subject Addenbrooke’s celebrates its 50th anniversary since it was officially opened by the Queen in 1962. Keywords Addenbrooke’s; anniversary; the Queen; Dr Mary Archer; Michael Fuller; ball and spoke model; pipe cleaners; party; Trumpington Street
  • Advice on running a world-class lab
    Authors Jogalekar, Ashutosh Source Scientific American 23 October 2012 Year 2012
    Details Subject Ashutosh Jogalekar reports on Serge Haroche words of wisdom for fostering a good research environment, and makes reference to the recent Nature article about LMB Keywords Serge Haroche; Justus von Liebig; Nature; Tom Steitz; Max Perutz; Lawrence Bragg; Cavendish Laboratory; tea
  • Cambridge Technology Cluster Thriving Thanks to University Dynamism
    Authors Quested, Tony Source Business Weekly 24 February 2012 Year 2012
    Details Subject How the Cambridge technology cluster and its evolution link back to the University of Cambridge Keywords “All Roads lead to Rome’; Cambridge technology cluster; Genentech; Sir Chris Evans; Alan Goodman; Andy Richards; Shai Vyakarnam; Yupar Mint; Cambridge University; Judge Business School; TTP, Generics (Sagentia); Plextek; 42T; Hermann Hauser; Andy Hopper; Chris Lowe; Greg Winter; Richard Friend: David Cleevely; Cambridge Antibody Technology (CAT); HUMIRA; D2E7; Abbott Laboratories; TNF alpha; AstraZeneca; Bicycle Therapeutics; biotherapeutics; Dr Christian Heinis; Domantis; King Faisal Internation Prize for Medicine; Cancer Research Institute William B. Coley Award
  • Celebrating 100 years
    Authors Eades, Jude Source Medical Research Council – Insight 18 September 2012 Year 2012
    Details Subject A look at the 100th birthday celebrations and events taking place to mark the occasion as well as the future with the new laboratory opening 2013. Keywords 100th Birthday; Science Museum; Imperial Collage London; Sir Melvyn Bragg; Lord Robert Winston; MRC centenary installation; MRC Clinical Sciences Centre; The great British sleep survey; the great worm hunt; Galaxy Zoo; Hubble telescope; nematode worms; a century of amplified music; new building; MRC Achievements Timeline
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