We're looking for a postdoc to join the group UCL UCL School of Pharmacy to use sequence to tie polymers in knots. Come and combine supramolecular chemistry with precision synthetic macromolecules! ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/se…

We've not even passed the law and already they are pushing the boundaries out further than the original proposal! If ever you needed proof as to why this law should be stopped this is it!

Safeguards on the Assisted Dying Bill are collapsing. Rushed, badly thought out legislation. Needs to be voted down. itv.com/news/2025-02-1…

We do not consider the views of people with Down syndrome and their families to be ‘noise’. Read our open letter about assisted dying, which outlines the concerns of 61 groups representing the interests of disabled people, here: ndspg.org/wp-content/upl…

Keir Starmer told MPs today at Prime Minister's Questions that "one death by suicide is one too many". So why did he vote for the assisted suicide Bill, which would lead to the deaths of thousands of people by suicide ever year?

“I fear that over time, this Bill will be open to broader interpretation, to include people who aren’t dying, but are seen by medical staff, who may mean well, as having a lesser quality of life - people like my child.” Angela Mui

Apparently it's the group finance director that asked this question I'm sure he wasn't malicious. He just wanted to plan But that's exactly what's so worrying: perfectly sensible people will now start putting a £ on someone's life That's the effect of this law

"But, remarkably, Leadbeater seems not to have consulted the Royal College of Psychiatrists before announcing that their members would be assessing thousands of assisted suicide applications every year. And now it seems she is dragging them into a process they regard as

Little known fact that the European Convention on Human Rights was written to protect... telling people with Down's Syndrome to kill themselves.

Lecturer position available in Inorganic and Materials Chemistry at UCL, open to experimental, theoretical, computational, digital chemists with big ideas. Please RT! Deadline 24-Jun

I was not expected to survive birth, my parents had bought the teddy I was due to be buried with. Very hard, knowing this as well as many other cases I’ve encountered pastorally, not to view today’s vote in the House of Commons as an act of acute moral evil.

Most of my patients are not Esther Rantzens. They are ordinary people of limited means. Almost every working day I have a conversation with a terminally ill patient where the worries they raise are not physical symptoms, but practical concerns about finances, how they will pay

Jen Craft MP: "When I was given the diagnosis of my daughter's Down's Syndrome, the next thing the midwife said to me, after 'sorry', was 'I can book you a termination within 48 hours.'"

Devastated at the #AssistedDyingBill passing through the House of Commons - a tiny majority of 23 on a Private Member's Bill is no way to pass through legislation that will drastically alter how Disabled people trust and engage with healthcare professionals.

We still have several bursaries for the Foldamers meeting (see foldamers2025.com) which pays for conference fees, travel and board! Applicants need to be from or based in the UK, but there is still a student rate for those who are not. estore.kcl.ac.uk/conferences-an… #chemistry

A great group outing to Bloomsbury Lanes!

PharmAlliance is great for linking up with excellent collaborators!

We are looking to recruit a tenure track group leader in the field of Chemical/Synthetic Biology (in the broadest sense) to lead a research program within the Division of Protein & Nucleic Acid Chemistry ( jobs.ac.uk/job/DNW809/res… ) at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB)