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Diamond Light Source and the Rosalind Franklin Institute formally recognise their longstanding partnership
Paul Matthews leads Precision Brain Health Session at Inaugural World Brain Health Forum
Capturing Complexity: How AntigenApp Is Transforming Nanobody Discovery at the Franklin
Royal Microscopical Society and the Rosalind Franklin Institute sign a Memorandum of Understanding to enable a closer working relationship
Franklin Seminar: Dr Christos Pliotas
Accelerating Discovery: Insights from the Falling Walls Circle on Imaging in the Age of AI
Researcher Spotlight: Maria Sanita
Researcher Spotlight: Angharad Smith
Llamas vs Viruses at the Festival of Tomorrow
Franklin Supplier Exhibition – February 2026
Professor Angus Kirkland receives RMS Honorary Fellowship
Making research matter: UK’s leading research organisations unite
New electron microscopy method opens window into structural studies of thicker, more complex biological samples
Annual Report 2024-2025
King’s College London and the Rosalind Franklin Institute forge a deeper partnership through a new King’s Prize Doctoral Programme in microbial sciences
The Rosalind Franklin Institute completes its renewed board with the appointment of a new Chair of Trustees
UK Ambassador to the EU visits the Rosalind Franklin Institute
New bifunctional, bispecific nanobodies scaffold helps with small protein imaging
Harnessing the power of supercomputing to understand placental structure and its effect on pregnancy outcomes
Congratulations to the UK Biobank’s human imaging project as they reach a major new milestone
New scanning technique overcomes longstanding challenge in cryo-SEM imaging
Moving from cells into tissue: a new tomography method
Katie Beirns receives Don Claugher Award
The Franklin is hiring a new Board Chair
New cutting-edge microscope for the UK
Sugar signalling applications could boost wheat yields by up to 12%
Professor Ben Davis receives award for Excellence in Medicinal Chemistry
BioCOP – the UK’s first multimodular optical microscope – enters testing phase
Call for Strategic Partnerships
