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Researchers at the Crick have found that a protein which is initially helpful in the body’s immune response to a virus, can later interfere with the repair of lung tissue. 

The Crick’s Physiology and Metabolism Lab and the National Physical Laboratory have developed an ultra-precise imaging technique for mapping where molecules reside within tissues, which could be used in biomedicine, pharmaceuticals, forensics and more.  

Andrii Gorelik, postdoctoral research associate in Imperial’s Ed Tate Satellite Group at the Crick has won the Merck Innovation Cup 2020.

Researchers have identified how different cancers go through some of the same genetic mutations at the same point in their evolution, bringing us a step closer to an ‘evolutionary rule book’ which could help predict and block cancer’s next move.

Researchers at the Crick have uncovered that glia cells, the maintenance cells of the nervous system, can generate new neurons in the intestine of zebrafish.

According to a new study from researchers at the Crick, the mechanisms of telomere protection are surprisingly unique in stem cells.

Researchers at the Francis Crick Institute have developed a new imaging technique that allows simultaneous visualisation of multiple tissue types in 3D.

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