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Poets have taken inspiration from patients, volunteers and those living locally to the COVID-19 vaccination centre at the Francis Crick Institute, to produce poems.

The Crick’s George Kassiotis answers some of the key questions about antibody testing.

The Crick, the UK’s largest discovery biomedical research lab, has offered to support the Government’s efforts to tackle the spread of COVID-19.

What’s it like to drop everything and completely change your research focus? Hear from postdoc Rachel Ulferts on how it feels to be part of the global group of scientists studying the virus.

The Crick is part of a consortium of academic partners which will receive £1.5million in funding to understand why some people become infected after vaccination or prior infection while others do not.

Nearly 50% of blood cancer patients do not have detectable levels of antibodies able to neutralise the Omicron SARS-CoV-2 variant after a third vaccine dose, according to new laboratory data from the Crick and The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust

New laboratory data from researchers at the Crick show that, even after vaccination, patients receiving in-hospital dialysis treatment are less likely to be protected against infection by the Omicron variant.

We spoke to lab research scientist Maria about her work adapting a DNA extraction method for use in our coronavirus testing facility.

A new drive-through coronavirus swabbing facility for NHS staff has opened in central London at the British Library, in partnership with University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and the Crick