2025
A study in Science helps explain how evolution chose amino acid combinations that keep proteins stable
Two back-to-back publications in Nature constitute what may be the most complete overview of the human genome to date.
Der. Serrano receives the highest national recognition for scientific and business leadership in R&D.
Discovery of low power cellular housekeeping could boost IVF success
Professor Bettencourt-Dias is expected to take up the post in 2026
Super-resolution microscopy demonstrates HSV-1 reshapes the human genome deliberately and within hours of infection.
The work, published in Science Advances, can help discover clues for future therapies
A joint project between the three research institutions has been selected for funding by the XPRIZE Foundation of the United States.
Renée Beekman, Group Leader at the Centre for Genomic Regulation, has received the XXIX FERO 2025 Young Researchers Fellowship
Changes in methylation patterns in blood are detectable at age 50 and almost universal by 60