Emeritus
Emeritus scientists within the LMB contribute their extensive experience by offering expert advice and providing valuable historical context that informs current research. Many are still actively engaged in bench science and come into the LMB regularly.
Brad AmosStructural StudiesOptical microscope development
Mariann BienzProtein and Nucleic Acid ChemistryMolecular mechanisms of Wnt signal transduction
Tony CrowtherStructural StudiesStructure of macromolecular assemblies
Phil EvansStructural StudiesStructural studies of endocytosis components
Alan FershtProtein and Nucleic Acid ChemistryProtein folding, misfolding and disease
Michael GaitProtein and Nucleic Acid ChemistryTherapeutic applications of synthetic oligonucleotide analogues and their peptide conjugates
Richard HendersonStructural StudiesHigh-resolution 3D structures by electron cryomicroscopy
Rob KayCell BiologyHow cells drink and move: macropinocytosis and chemotaxis
John Kendrick‑JonesStructural StudiesMultifunctional myosin motors
John KilmartinCell BiologyConserved mechanisms of mitosis in yeast and mammals
Peter LawrenceCell BiologyPattern formation in development
Andrew LeslieStructural StudiesStructural studies of macromolecules
David NeuhausStructural StudiesSolution structure by NMR spectroscopy
Hugh PelhamCell BiologyMembrane protein sorting
Venki RamakrishnanStructural StudiesStructure of the translational apparatus
Daniela RhodesStructural StudiesChromosome structure and function
Murray StewartStructural StudiesNuclear transport
Andrew TraversCell BiologyThe mechanics of molecular motors
Nigel UnwinNeurobiologyNicotinic acetylcholine receptor
Greg WinterProtein and Nucleic Acid ChemistryEngineering new medicines