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Coronavirus (COVID-19) response The Francis Crick Institute is working at the forefront of the scientific response to coronavirus, volunteering expertise and facilities to help tackle the COVID-19 pandemic.
Search Results Fulltext search 18 Results Found Family Zone Discover and make , Best for families with primary school and early secondary school aged children Breadcrumb What's on Public events Making Mayhem: The Mega Science Quiz A family science quiz from the Crick 18 February 2021 | 11:00 - 11:45 Breadcrumb What's on Free exhibitions The Crick is an open door for curious minds. Visit our free exhibition to explore what goes on behind the scenes and gain fascinating insights into the Crick’s research. Breadcrumb What's on On your doorstep Find out more about what the Crick has on offer for our neighbours. Breadcrumb About us Engage and inspire the public Engaging our community The cortical ER network limits the permissive zone for actomyosin ring assembly Authors (3) Dan Zhang Aleksandar VjesticaSnezhka Oliferenko Current Biology Published 8 June 2010 Crick labsSnezhana OliferenkoFull details Exercise your brain with Jasmine and Greg Join Crick scientist Jasmine Harley and BBC presenter Greg Foot to exercise your brain in this interactive live-streamed family event. Take a journey through your brain and learn about it’s different parts through games and puzzles. Bring your curiosity and ask your burning questions to our scientist in the Q&A. 13 August 2020 | 10:30 - 11:15 Breadcrumb What's on Science scavenger hunt competition terms & conditions Terms and conditions for the scavenger hunt competition run in June 2021. Breadcrumb What's on Public events Family Zone Education outreach We help young people understand, challenge and embrace science and science-related careers. Breadcrumb About us Engage and inspire the public DIY science: the Crick researchers making their own kit When you’re working at the very forefront of science, theories are often developing so quickly that you’re left waiting for the experimental equipment to catch up. Published: 27 November 2018 Breadcrumb News A region-specific neurogenesis mode requires migratory progenitors in the Drosophila visual system Authors (2)Holger ApitzIris Salecker Nature Neuroscience Published 1 January 2015 Crick labsIris SaleckerFull details Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Next page Next Last page Last
Family Zone Discover and make , Best for families with primary school and early secondary school aged children Breadcrumb What's on Public events
Making Mayhem: The Mega Science Quiz A family science quiz from the Crick 18 February 2021 | 11:00 - 11:45 Breadcrumb What's on
Free exhibitions The Crick is an open door for curious minds. Visit our free exhibition to explore what goes on behind the scenes and gain fascinating insights into the Crick’s research. Breadcrumb What's on
On your doorstep Find out more about what the Crick has on offer for our neighbours. Breadcrumb About us Engage and inspire the public Engaging our community
The cortical ER network limits the permissive zone for actomyosin ring assembly Authors (3) Dan Zhang Aleksandar VjesticaSnezhka Oliferenko Current Biology Published 8 June 2010 Crick labsSnezhana OliferenkoFull details
Exercise your brain with Jasmine and Greg Join Crick scientist Jasmine Harley and BBC presenter Greg Foot to exercise your brain in this interactive live-streamed family event. Take a journey through your brain and learn about it’s different parts through games and puzzles. Bring your curiosity and ask your burning questions to our scientist in the Q&A. 13 August 2020 | 10:30 - 11:15 Breadcrumb What's on
Science scavenger hunt competition terms & conditions Terms and conditions for the scavenger hunt competition run in June 2021. Breadcrumb What's on Public events Family Zone
Education outreach We help young people understand, challenge and embrace science and science-related careers. Breadcrumb About us Engage and inspire the public
DIY science: the Crick researchers making their own kit When you’re working at the very forefront of science, theories are often developing so quickly that you’re left waiting for the experimental equipment to catch up. Published: 27 November 2018 Breadcrumb News
A region-specific neurogenesis mode requires migratory progenitors in the Drosophila visual system Authors (2)Holger ApitzIris Salecker Nature Neuroscience Published 1 January 2015 Crick labsIris SaleckerFull details
