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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.

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  • Cambridge biomedical campus may expand again
    Authors Quested, Tony Source Business Weekly 18 May 2011 Year 2011
    Details Subject Developers of exciting new Cambridge Biomedical Campus at the Addenbrooke’s complex have unveiled plans for potential new building. Keywords Liberty Property Trust; Countryside Properties; Andrew Blevins; Biomedical Campus; Jeanette Walker; Addenbrooke’s, Papworth Hospitals; CRUK Cambridge Research Institute; Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust; Sir Keith Peters; Cambridge University Health Partners; Rosie Hospital; Papworth Hospital
  • Cambridge MRC scientists honoured
    Authors Cambridge First Source Cambridge First 20 May 2011 Year 2011
    Details Subject Sean Munro and Andrew McKenzie have been honoured for outstanding contributions to the advancement of medical sciences. Keywords Sean Munro; Andrew McKenzie; Fellow of the Royal Society; Fellow of the Academy of Medical Science; Addenbrooke’s; asthma
  • Cambridge’s largest ever M&A deals: the top 10
    Authors Vargas Lautaro: Fountain Ben Source Cabume 24 August 2011 Year 2011
    Details Subject Caburne’s top 10 mergers and acquisitions of Cambridge cluster companies and 7 other significant deals. Keywords Celltech; AstraZeneca; XenSource; Citrix; Solexa; Globespan; Virata; Chiroscience; Cambridge Antibody Technology (CAT); Panton Arms; Domantis; Diversys; Peptech; Kudos; MVM; dAbs;
  • Changing the locks: HIV discovery could allow scientists to block virus’s entry into cell nucleus
    Authors EurekAlert! Source EurekAlert! 8 December 2011 Year 2011
    Details Subject Scientists have found the ‘key’ that HIV uses to enter our cells’ nuclei, allowing it to disable the immune system and cause AIDS. Keywords HIV; AIDS; University College London (UCL); University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine; Nup358; Professor Greg Towers; Dr Torsten Schaller; Wellcome Trust; ‘lock and key’; World Health Organization; National Institute of Health Research; Professor Danny Altmann; capsid protein
  • Cutting edge chemistry in 2011
    Authors Howes, Laura Source RSC 20 December 2011 Year 2011
    Details Subject Discoveries that have caused the biggest buzz in Chemistry labs in 2011. A panel of journal editors reviews this years chemical science papers that include Phil Holliger. Keywords Philipp Holliger; Francis Crick; RNAzyme; RNA; self‑replicating
  • Doctors Find Genetic Defect That Triggers Blood Cancer
    Authors Fletcher, Victoria Source Express 2 May 2011 Year 2011
    Details Subject A defect which triggers blood cancers has been identified by British scientists, giving hope to thousands of sufferers Keywords Dr David Grant; Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research; bone marrow disorder; SDS; Dr Alan Warren; ribosomopathy; Acute myeloid leukaemia; myelodysplastic syndrome;
  • Easing the complications, New drug Benlysta emerges as a direct approach in lupus treatment.
    Authors Cannon, John Source The San Diego Union-Tribune 14 June 20011 Year 2011
    Details Subject First time in 50 years that new medication has become available specifically to treat lupus. Keywords Benlysta; lupus; Human Genome Sciences; GlaxoSmithKline; The Scripps Research Institute; Hollaine Hopkins; Lupus Foundation of Southern California; Pat Cavallin; belimumab; Dr Kenneth Kalunian; University of California San Diego School of Medicine; UCSD Center for Innovative Therapy; Richard Lerner; Cambridge Antibody Technology; B cells;
  • Exploit Technologies Presents Serial Entrepreneur, Sir Greg Winter, with Distinguished Technopreneur Speaker Award
    Authors A*Star, Agency for Science, Technology and Research Source A*Star 19 January 2011 Year 2011
    Details Subject Sir Greg Winter receives the distinguished tecnopreneur speaker award from Exploit Technologies Keywords Sir Greg Winter; Philip Lim; HUMIRA; Cambridge Antibody Technology; AstraZaneca; Domantis; GlaxoSmithKine; Bicycle Therapeutics; Herceptin; Avastin; Genentech; Prix Louis Jeantet de Medicine
  • Fine display of brain power from students in science competition
    Authors Cambridge News Source Cambridge News 30 September 2011 Year 2011
    Details Subject Cambridgeshire school pupils proved they had a head for art and science in the annual Imagining the Brain competition. Keywords Imagining the Brain; The Art of Mortality; pathogens; Black Death; neuroscience; neurodegeneration; Edward Parkhouse; Leys School, Patrick Lyons; Parkside Federation; Order and Pattern; Seeing the Difference; Hugh Pelham; Tristan Currie; Madeleine Lawson; Netherhall Sixth Form College; Adam Duncan; Kirtee Kebla; Frances Thompson; Impington Village College; KPMG School Science Communication Award; Diana Scarborough; Karen Thomas
  • First life: The search for the first replicator
    Authors Marshall, Michael Source New Scientist 15 August 2011 Year 2011
    Details Subject Life must have begun with a simple molecule that could reproduce itself-and now we think we know how to make one Keywords self replicating; RNA; Walter Gilbert; R18; tC19Z; Philipp Holliger; Adrian Ferre-D’Amare; Hiroaki Suga; NAD+; Ronald Breaker; glmS; Donna Blackmond; Leslie Orgel; nucleotides; John Sutherland; TNA; Goldilocks chemistry; Jack Szostak;
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