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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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  • Key discovery in battle to beat asthma
    Authors Cambridge News Source Cambridge News 16 March 2010 p5 Year 2010
    Details Subject Breakthrough in fight to cure asthma by LMB scientists Keywords asthma; nuocyte; immune system; [Andrew McKenzie]
  • Laboratory of Molecular Biology: Master of science
    Authors Lane, Thomas Source Building.co.uk 29 October 2010 Year 2010
    Details Subject MRC’s new chromosome-shaped lab in Cambridge is an example of how attention to detail and planning can deliver complex buildings on time and on budget. Keywords Jim Power; David Julian; Salk Institute; Adams Kara Taylor; Colin Moses; John Risley; BAM;
  • Life on Earth May Have Had an Icy Start
    Authors McNally, Jess Source Wired Science 21 September 2010 Year 2010
    Details Subject A new study adds plausibility to the ‘RNA World’ hypothesis that argues life began with a single stranded molecule capable of self‑replication. Keywords Philipp Holliger; ice; ribozymes;RNA
  • Life”s cold start
    Authors Ehrenberg, Rachel Source Science News 23 October 2010 Year 2010
    Details Subject Frigid cocoons may have incubated earliest replicating molecules. Keywords Philipp Holliger; RNA: Charles Darwin; Pierre-Alain Monnard; Jack Szostak; ice; ribozyme
  • LMB scientist follows in Crick’s footsteps
    Authors MRC Network Source MRC Network January/February 2010, p.21 Year 2010
    Details Subject Dr Jason Chin selected to deliver the Royal Society’s annual Francis Crick Lecture. Keywords Jason Chin; Francis Crick; polymer synthesis; BBSRC; protein therapeutics;
  • ‘Masters of the universe’ feature in new exhibition
    Authors University of Cambridge Source University of Cambridge 12 October 2010 Year 2010
    Details Subject Churchill College celebrates its 50th anniversary with special free lectures and events about the achievements of it’s scientists and engineers. Keywords Francis Crick; DNA; Robert Edwards; Henning Sirringhaus; Plastic Logic; Dr Mark Goldie: Barry Phipps; Steve O’Rahilly; Janet Thornton
  • Medical research safe, but the sky could fall in on astronomy
    Authors Henderson, Mark Source The Times 21 October 2010, p.10 Year 2010
    Details Subject Medical research will be the only area of science to be protected completely against the cuts over the next four years. Keywords David Willetts, MP; Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS); Comprehensive Spending Review (CSR); Sir Mark Walport; Sir John Savill
  • Migration cap would have kept out my prize-winning team, says Nobel scientist
    Authors Ford, Richard Source The Times 6 November 2010, p.38 Year 2010
    Details Subject Government migration cap will cost Britain the services of some of the world’s top scientists according to Nobel prizewinner, Venki Ramakrishnan Keywords Venki Ramakrishnan; immigration cap; visas; Theresa May, MP; Home Secretary; ribosome; non-EU migrants; non-EU students;
  • MRC Faces Rockier Road Ahead
    Authors Macilwain, Colin Source Cell 140, 5 February 2010 Year 2010
    Details Subject As Leszek Borysiewicz steps down as the MRC’s chief executive, how will the research council’s structure and focus change amid financial constraints? Keywords John Bell; Leszek “Borys” Borysiewicz; Gordon Brown; Cooksey Report; Martin Evans; Medical Research Council; National Health Service (NHS); National Institute for Health Research (NIHR); Imperial College London; LMB-2; Office for Strategic Coordination oh Health Research (OSCHR); Venki Ramakrishnan; Michael Schneider; Swindon; UK Centre for Medical Research and Innovation (UKCMRI); Mark Walport; Wellcome Trust
  • NEW ENDOWED CHAIR HONORS PIONEERING WOMAN WHO ‘BROUGHT THE FIREWORKS’ TO MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
    Authors Oregon Health & Science University Source Oregon Health & Science University, 30 April 2010 Year 2010
    Details Subject Hildegard Lamfrom, a former member of LMB, is posthumously honoured with a n endowed chair in her name (the Hildegard Lamfrom Endowed Chair in Basic Science at the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute). Keywords Sydney Brenner; Tim Boyle; Mary Boyle; California Institute of Technology; cancer; Columbia Sportswear; Francis Crick; Brian Druker; fireworks; Richard Feynman; Gleevec; Knight Center for Cell Signaling; Eva [Lamfrom]; Hildegard Lamfrom; Lasker Award; Gail Mandel; OHSU Foundation; Linus Pauling; Red Dwarf [TV series]; Reed College; James Watson
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