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In November 2020, the annual Sir David Cooksey Prize was marked with a celebration of the Crick’s Covid work. The prize usually recognises a single exceptional achievement in translational science, but this has not been a typical year. 

Three Crick researchers are to be co-investigators on two multimillion-pound studies designed to unlock our understanding of viruses and how the immune system reacts to different challenges, with a focus on COVID-19.

Hear from some of the Crick's clinician scientists who were called back to hospitals about working on the frontline during a pandemic and how it's changed their view of clinical science.

A Drop of Hope, an exhibition displayed outside the Crick during the pandemic, has been awarded a highly prestigious D&AD Award

To mark the 2020 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, we look at how genome editing is used by scientists across the Francis Crick Institute.

Leticia Monin and Miguel Muñoz Ruiz are part of a small team led by Professor Adrian Hayday that set up an immune system monitoring platform for coronavirus patients at St Thomas’s Hospital in London.

From modern diseases to ancient wolves, we're taking a look back at some of the biggest research stories of 2022 at the Crick.

An interview with Tony about the efforts of the lab as part of the COVID-19 testing process at The Francis Crick Institute.

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a lasting impact on many aspects of research at the Crick. Jan-Bas Prins, Director of our Biological Research Facility, explains why 2020 was a tough year for animal research but also a very important one.