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Mathias Uhlen: "A large part of the cutting-edge research in biology and medicine is technology..."

Mathias Uhlen: "A large part of the cutting-edge research in biology and medicine is technology..."

FEBS Communications

Mar 11, 2019

Sara Linse: "I really love working in the lab"

Sara Linse: "I really love working in the lab"

FEBS Communications

Mar 03, 2019

The I2CELL Seed Award from the Fourmentin-Guilbert Foundation

The I2CELL Seed Award from the Fourmentin-Guilbert Foundation

Damien Larivière

Feb 21, 2019

The FEBS Journal Special Issue on ER Stress in Disease

The FEBS Journal Special Issue on ER Stress in Disease

The FEBS Journal

Feb 20, 2019

Sergio Grinstein: "I have been accused of switching topics often, flying from flower to flower like a greedy bee..."

Sergio Grinstein: "I have been accused of switching topics often, flying from flower to flower like a greedy bee..."

FEBS Communications

Feb 18, 2019

The Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 2018: recognition for Frances Arnold's work on directed evolution of enzymes

The Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 2018: recognition for Frances Arnold's work on directed evolution of enzymes

Athel Cornish-Bowden

Feb 14, 2019

Christine Mummery: "That’s the best bit – brainstorming about the results of experiments, figuring out what they might mean and planning the next steps."

Christine Mummery: "That’s the best bit – brainstorming about the results of experiments, figuring out what they might mean and planning the next steps."

FEBS Communications

Feb 14, 2019

Csaba Szabo: “I like to tackle big, unsolved medical problems – the bigger the better”

Csaba Szabo: “I like to tackle big, unsolved medical problems – the bigger the better”

FEBS Communications

Feb 01, 2019

A Molecular Oncology Special Issue – Non-coding RNAs: dark matter of the genome and cancer

A Molecular Oncology Special Issue – Non-coding RNAs: dark matter of the genome and cancer

Molecular Oncology

Jan 10, 2019

New Horizons in Glycobiology Research

New Horizons in Glycobiology Research

Dec 17, 2018

Exocytosis and Endocytosis

Exocytosis and Endocytosis

Nov 16, 2018

Mirroring the multifaceted roles of RNA and its partners in gene expression

Mirroring the multifaceted roles of RNA and its partners in gene expression

Oct 17, 2018

The FEBS Journal Special Issue on Neurodegeneration

The FEBS Journal Special Issue on Neurodegeneration

The FEBS Journal

Oct 12, 2018

FEBS Letters Prague Special Issue

FEBS Letters Prague Special Issue

Jun 26, 2018

Highlights from FEBS Letters – April-May

Highlights from FEBS Letters – April-May

Jun 20, 2018

Jan Konvalinka: “We work on so many projects at the moment that I do not know what exactly ‘my field’ is anymore.”

Jan Konvalinka: “We work on so many projects at the moment that I do not know what exactly ‘my field’ is anymore.”

FEBS Communications

Jun 05, 2018

Agnieszka Chacinska: “There is a moment when the things and observations start to fall into a reasonable hypothesis or even a model. This is the moment I love.”

Agnieszka Chacinska: “There is a moment when the things and observations start to fall into a reasonable hypothesis or even a model. This is the moment I love.”

FEBS Communications

May 22, 2018

Albert J.R. Heck: “To pick your favourite paper is as difficult as picking your favourite child…”

Albert J.R. Heck: “To pick your favourite paper is as difficult as picking your favourite child…”

FEBS Communications

May 17, 2018

Making enzyme data fully accessible

Making enzyme data fully accessible

Athel Cornish-Bowden

May 16, 2018

Highlights from FEBS Letters - March

Highlights from FEBS Letters - March

Apr 04, 2018