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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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  • Cambridge Biomedical Camous brings 2.2bn boost to UK economy
    Authors Paul Brackley Source 7th September Cambridge independent 2022 Year 2022
    Details Subject Cambridge biomedical campus has had a 2.2bn economic impact in the UK in the last year, a new report has found Keywords Dr Anne Rutter; 60th Anniversary;
  • Cambridge demonstrates how science is improving lives
    Authors Cambridge Biomedical Campus Source Cambridge Biomedical Campus 25 January 2022 Year 2022
    Details Subject The LMB recently welcomed George Freeman MP as part of a wider visit to the Cambridge Biomedical Campus to learn how Cambridge is leading innovation in life sciences Keywords Cambridge Biomedical Campus (CBC); George Freeman MP; life science; Jan Löwe; Madeline Lancaster; Chris Russo; visit
  • Cambridge researchers dominate Microbiology Society 2023 Prizes
    Authors Cambridge Independent Source Cambridge Independent, 30 November 2022 Year 2022
    Details Subject Cambridge researchers have won 3 of the 6 prestigious awards from the microbiology Society. Group Leader of Structural studies Dr Tanmay Bharat won the 2023 Fleming prize. Keywords Microbiology Society Dr Tanmay Bharat Fleming prize HIV Covid‑19
  • Cambridge start up aims to rewrite the code of life
    Authors Clive Cookson Source Financial Times 14 August 2022 Year 2022
    Details Subject Spin out company Constructive Bio set up by Jason Chin will rewrite the genetic code of bacteria, enabling the microbes to make new materials, from drugs to biodegradable plastics. Keywords Constructive Bio Genetic code Jason Chin Reprogramming DNA Microbes
  • Constructive Bio gets $15m to ‘write genomes from scratch’
    Authors Mike Scialom Source Cambridge Independent 17 August 2022 Year 2022
    Details Subject Constructive Bio are producing synthetic genomes and reprogramming the genetic code of living organisms. It has launched with the $15m in seed investment. Keywords Constructive Bio $15 Million Professor Jason Chin Genetic code
  • Cooperating geonomes
    Authors Andrew Travers Source Cambridge University Press 03 February 2022 Year 2022
    Details Subject The essence of biological complexity is communication – a transmission of information between the component parts of an association. But what is the nature of this information and how do genomes co-operate to form a complex web? Keywords Mycelia Mycorrhizal fungus Fungi
  • Cryo-EM Unveils Distinct Aß42 Fibril Structures for Sporadic, Familial AD
    Authors ALZFORUM Source ALZFORUM 14 January 2022 Year 2022
    Details Subject A recent structural study led by Sjors Scheres, Michel Goedert and Benjamin Ryskeldi-Falcon’s groups has used cryo-EM to detect two main types of Aβ42 filaments from both sporadic and familial Alzheimer’s disease Keywords Cryo-EM; Aß42; Sjors Scheres; Ben Ryskeldi-Falcon; Michel Goedert; S Shapes; Fibrils; filaments; tauopathies; luminescent conjugated oligothiophenes (LCOs); neurodegenerative diseases; Tau
  • Crystalloprapher who defined rules of virus structure
    Authors Lee Makowski Source Physics Today Collection 6 January 2022 Year 2022
    Details Subject Donald Casper defined the rules that govern self assembly of simple viruses This laid the foundations for a new way of thinking about the molecular systems that regulate and drive all living cells. Keywords Donald Casper Viruses DNA RNA Protiens
  • Didier Queloz and John Sutherland lead £10m Leverhulme Centre for Life in the Universe
    Authors Trinity College Cambridge Source Trinity College Cambridge 13 January 2022 Year 2022
    Details Subject The Leverhulme Centre for Life in the Universe to support international and cross-disciplinary research on planetology and life beyond Earth is being established with, John Sutherland, being appointed as Associate Director of the centre Keywords John Sutherland; Didier Queloz; The Leverhulme Centre for Life in the Universe; University of Cambridge; chemistry of life; Mars; Planetary Science and Life in the Universe (IPLU); prebiotic; Astrophysics; interdisciplinary
  • Discovery over receptors could change our understanding of molecular neuroscience
    Authors Brackley, Paul Source Cambridge Independent 8 April 2022 Year 2022
    Details Subject A recent paper from Radu Aricescu’s group was a structural investigation into type A gamma-aminobutyric acid receptors has found that their subunit arrangements are far more varied than previously thought Keywords Radu Aricescu; GABAA receptors; type A gamma-aminobutyric acid receptors; Andrija Sente; Jonas Miehling; Tomas Malinauskas; Wellcome Centre for Human Genetics; cryo-EM; Katerina Naydenova; computational strategy; signalling; drug targets; central nervous system; inhibitory neurotransmission; ‘action potential’; neuron
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