Alumni

At today’s LMB, staying connected with former colleagues and friends is an important way of celebrating their invaluable work and achievements.

We have a growing community of over 2,000 alumni and you can be a part of it. Find out how to get involved below.

Alumni News

The LMB is proud of its diverse community of alumni, many of whom continue to develop and support molecular biology around the world. Take a look at some of the recent updates about our alumni.

‘I loved the open lab culture, the interdisciplinarity of the science, the exchange with Jason and postdocs and PhDs from different backgrounds, the freedom, curiosity and drive of the lab to work on things we deeply cared about.’

Kathrin Lang

STRUCTURAL STUDIES & PNAC, 2009‑2014

‘Even though you’re just a small cog in a big machine, you feel as though you’re contributing to everything, which gives me an enormous sense of satisfaction.
If someone gets an award you think ‘Yeah, I helped them get there.’’

Steve Scotcher

MECHANICAL WORKSHOP, 1982‑2024

LMB Memories

See more reflections from long-standing LMB members and alumni.

LMB Through The Years

LMB Through the Years was a 2022 project that celebrated 60 years of the LMB. Check out interviews with 12 LMB members and alumni, with their experience spanning 1960 to 2010.

Staying Connected

Our alumni play a vital role in building and telling the story of the LMB. Find out below how you can continue to contribute to the LMB.

Tell Us Your News

If you have any alumni news, we would love to hear from you.

Add To The Archive

We welcome donations of physical and digital items that reflect our history, members and research.

Alumni Newsletter

Subscribe to receive our annual alumni newsletter.

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Max Perutz Fund

The Max Perutz Fund charity promotes and advances education and research in molecular biology and allied biomedical sciences at the LMB. Charitable donations are welcomed.