Great opportunity for an ECR looking to transition to independence! Apply by the 8th of November!

My co-first author paper now out in nature SWR1 specifically exchanges H2A/H2B dimers for Htz1/H2B dimers in nucleosomes. Here we show double dimer exchange can be processive, explaining how SWR1 ‘proofreads’ dimer identity in a nucleosome. nature.com/articles/s4158…

Come and join us for your PhD! We have a fully funded PhD position available to develop molecules targeting telomeric protein complex assembly.

We are pleased to announce that registration and abstract submission for the 2nd Wnt UK meeting in 2025 at University of Oxford Worcester College, Oxford sponsored by Oxford Cancer is now open below! REMEMBER we are encouraging applications for the new invited ECR talk! cancer.ox.ac.uk/news/oxford-wn…

A one day meeting on Friday 6th December covering all aspects (and scales) of Structural Biology.  Lots of talk slots to be selected from abstracts.  Deadline for abstracts is this Friday (15th Nov). bit.ly/4fDEqfZ

We're excited to announce that conference registration will be opening soon! Visit our website for more details and stay tuned for updates! #BanffSNCCe Please share! event.fourwaves.com/banffsncc2025/…

🎉We’re delighted to announce that ICR's Dr Basil Greber has been selected for the EMBO's 'Young Investigators Programme'. Dr Greber, Group Leader in Structural Biology is one of 27 life scientists who will be supported this year.

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The next WntUK meeting will be in Oxford and is now open for registration! Please submit abstract here 👇: cancer.ox.ac.uk/news/oxford-wn…

Registration and abstract submission is now open for the #WNT2025 meeting at University of Oxford Worcester College, Oxford in March 2025 sponsored by Oxford Cancer and Cambridge Bioscience. Join using links below and lets showcase the best Wnt research the UK has to offer! oxforduniversitystores.co.uk/conferences-an…

Amazing work by Marzia Munafò who illustrated our @PauliGroup's findings on the "lock-and-key" mechanism that initiates #fertilisation👇

What better way to start 2025 than signing up for the #WNTUK2025 meeting on 24th March at University of Oxford sponsored by Oxford Cancer + Cambridge Bioscience! Early bird discount rates only available until Jan 17th and abstract deadline is Feb 1st! cancer.ox.ac.uk/news/oxford-wn…

We are less than a week away from the WntUK 2025 annual meeting in University of Oxford Oxford Cancer To all our speakers, presenters and attendees we hope your preparations are going well and we look forward to seeing you Monday at Worcester College, Oxford Please use #WntUK2025 in your posts!

Building on the content of R101, R for Biochemists 201 launches on 19 May! The course focuses on proteomic data analysis and uses modern data analysis concepts, packages and visualisations. Sign up and learn online at your own pace: ow.ly/32Jg50VmYAL

If you are sitting back thinking your research won't be targeted, you're wrong. This isn't being done in a "logical" way: any area of research could be next. 2/n

Congratulations to Ben Broadway from our team for his excellent talk on his PhD project at this week’s fabulous #WNTUK2025 meeting in Oxford!

Looking forward to attending new courses, scientific meetings and training events in 2025? View our events calendar to see what's taking place this year and secure your spot by registering now. We hope to see you there! #BiochemEvent ow.ly/KIBA50VmYBg

Many of us will still be reading posts on this platform, so here is one from us: we have an exciting Postdoc position available on the regulation of tankyrase in signalling and telomere maintenance. More information here: jobs.icr.ac.uk/vacancies/1244…

1/11 In Science Magazine: A new perspective on how our intestines renew. Cells are not “pushed out” by crowding or die from apoptosis. Instead, cells play a mechanical tug-of-war, where weaker cells extrude, reframing gut renewal as force-regulated. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

“Our study [in Cancer Discovery] suggests a new therapeutic approach to block metastasis before it starts, and help patients overcome triple negative #breastcancer,” said Dr. Vivek Mittal (@MittalLab) from Weill Cornell Medicine Meyer Cancer Center and the WCM Englander Institute for Precision Medicine. news.weill.cornell.edu/news/2025/10/s…