
Biomedical engineering: A key to Europe’s future
Berlin/Heidelberg, 29 September 2026 – Europe’s economy is facing major challenges. Traditional industries such as the automotive, chemical and mechanical engineering sectors are under considerable

Berlin/Heidelberg, 29 September 2026 – Europe’s economy is facing major challenges. Traditional industries such as the automotive, chemical and mechanical engineering sectors are under considerable

Zeggini is recognised for her pioneering contributions to human genomics and the translation of large-scale genetic discoveries into biological and clinical insight, alongside her scientific leadership and sustained commitment to mentoring, equality and inclusion.

The new EMBO Members and Associate Members are recognized for their outstanding achievements in the life sciences

The scientists are awarded for their outstanding contributions to the life sciences in Europe and beyond

The group leaders will establish laboratories in Croatia, Czechia, Estonia,
Hungary, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Poland, Portugal and Türkiye.

Fellows from Italy, Greece, Switzerland and the UK

The group leaders perform outstanding life sciences research in Chile, India, Nigeria, Singapore and Taiwan

They join an international network of more than 800 life scientists in the early stages of their independent careers

She is recognized for advancing the understanding of autoimmune diseases and bringing science into the public eye

The country becomes the 32nd member state following approval of the accession agreement