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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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  • Unlock the secrets of your genes – for £31,000
    Authors Connor, Steve Source The Independent, 11 August 2009, pp.8-9 Year 2009
    Details Subject Article about the falling cost of sequencing the human genome, raising the prospect of an affordable ‘genome for all’. James Watson is mentioned with reference to this; Fred Sanger, Francis Crick and Watson feature in a timeline that accompanies the article. Keywords Bill Clinton; Francis Collins; Francis Crick; DNA sequencing; Human Genome Project; NHS; Stephen Quake; Fred Sanger; Craig Venter; James Watson; Craig Venter
  • Waking up to some boffin-free science
    Authors Belcher, David Source The Herald, 25 February 2009 Year 2009
    Details Subject Review of BBC Two’s Horizon: The Secret Life of Your Body Clock, a programme LMB scientist Michael Hastings contributed to. (See recording HASTINGS-01-V). Keywords BBC Two; Michael Hastings; Bernard Hill; Horizon; The Secret Life of Your Body Clock
  • Winner praises Nobel-laureate factory’s culture
    Authors Corbyn, Zoë Source Times Higher Education, 15 October 2009 Year 2009
    Details Subject Venkatraman Ramakrishnan credits LMB and the University of Utah for supporting his prize-winning work Keywords Don Braben; Francis Crick; Nick Dusic; Venkatraman Ramakrishnan; ribosome; James Watson
  • X-rays ‘top scientific invention’
    Authors BBC News Source BBC News, 4 November 2009 Year 2009
    Details Subject The public has voted the x-ray machine as the best invention, as part of the Science Museum’s Centenary events: DNA double helix was third Keywords Andy Adam; Ben Bradshaw; DNA double helix; Katie Maggs; Penicillin; Science Museum, London; x-ray machine
  • Younger artists imagine the brain
    Authors Cambridge News Source Cambridge News, 22 July 2009, p.15 Year 2009
    Details Subject Year 11 and sixth-form students in Cambridge have created artworks depicting ideas in neuroscience as part of a competition initiated by LMB scientist Harvey McMahon. Keywords art; competition; Harvey McMahon; neuroscience; public engagement
  • 21 from city make star directory debut
    Authors Elliott, Chris Source Cambridge News, 5 December 2008 Year 2008
    Details Subject Harvey McMahon is among 21 people from Cambridge to be included in the 2009 edition of Who’s Who. Keywords Christopher Bartram; Anthony Bate; Timothy Elsen; David Gilmour; Harvey McMahon; Kelly [McMahon]; Anthony Nicholls; Michael Purshouse; Michael Rudwick; Who’s Who
  • £67m for ‘flagship’ MRC lab
    Authors Medical Laboratory News Source Medical Laboratory World, 26 June 2008 Year 2008
    Details Subject The research capacity of the LMB has been strengthened with £67m funding from the Department of Innovation, Universities and Skills (DIUS) for the construction of a new building. Keywords Leszek Borysiewicz; Cambridge Biomedical Campus; Department of Innovation, Universities and Skills (DIUS); LMB-2; University of Cambridge
  • An interview with… Aaron Klug
    Authors Friedberg, Errol C. Source Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology 9, February 2008, pp.96-7 Year 2008
    Details Subject Aaron Klug is interviewed about subjects including current science research, technology, and his career as a scientist. Keywords Seymour Benzer; J. D. Bernal; Lawrence Bragg; Sydney Brenner; coins; Francis Crick; Rosalind Franklin; Google; humane genome project; Imperial College; R. W. James; Medline; peer review; Sangamo Biosciences; University of Cape Town; University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg
  • Artistic twist in the world of geometry
    Authors Cambridge News Source Cambridge News, 8 April 2008, p.18 Year 2008
    Details Subject A look at the exhibition “Beyond Measure” at Kettle’s Yard, which includes Aaron Klug’s original virus models. Keywords art; Alan Bennett; Christoph Bergemann; Beyond Measure; Richard Deacon; Tom Dixon; Felix Gonzales-Torres; Kettle’s Yard; Klein bottles; Robert Morris; Sarah Morris; David Nash; Roger Penrose; Amanda Rigler; Daina Taimina; virus structure models; Father Magnus Wenninger; Christopher Wren
  • Artists paint brainy picture for science
    Authors Cambridge News Source Cambridge News, 30 October 2008, p.5 Year 2008
    Details Subject Year 11 and sixth-form students in Cambridge worked with LMB scientists to produce artworks on the subjects “the moral brain” and “what it takes to be human”, as part of a competition run by LMB’s Harvey McMahon. Keywords Addenbrookes; art; competition; Gillian Brodie; Maddy Butter; Sarah Campbell; Lucinda Dawkins; Emma Mayoux-Andrews; Harvey McMahon; public engagement
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