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EMBL-EBI’s open data resources for biodiversity and climate research
13 September 2024

Illustration showing fish bones on the sea floor, surrounded by DNA helix and microbe icons. In the centre is an icon that looks like barrel, with the word MGnify on it, symbolising the MGnify database for microbiome data. On the right are green sachets with the words "protein powder"on them. The illustration is meant to represent some of the elements required when upcycling fish and more generally animal bone into protein powder.

Case study: Discovering new enzymes to upcycle food waste
7 June 2024

Confocal microscopy image of a placozoa

The Biodiversity Cell Atlas: charting cellular diversity on Earth
9 January 2024

Different animals, plants and fungi

The Global Biodiversity Portal: enabling biodiversity research worldwide
29 November 2023

Man standing in front of a building

Open data to power up the blue economy
14 August 2023

Three green birds

Genomic science to support conservation efforts: an interview with Lara Urban
21 March 2023

BlueRemediomics: harnessing marine microbes to promote a circular bioeconomy
6 February 2023

A group of people wearing Darwin Tree of Life t-shirts

Darwin Tree of Life: first 500 genome assemblies released as project creates a buzz
16 January 2023

Photos of four panel discussion speakers

Open science for climate justice
11 November 2022

Plastic bottles and an enzyme protein structure

Funding for researchers working on plastic recycling enzymes
5 October 2022

A banner in the top left corner reading “Selected for the royal society summer science exhibition 2022” with animals, pla

Darwin Tree of Life at the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition
20 June 2022

Supporting the African BioGenome Project to build bioinformatics capacity
8 June 2022

	
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