Today with EMBL-EBI, we're launching the #AlphaFold Protein Structure Database, which offers the most complete and accurate picture of the human proteome, doubling humanity’s accumulated knowledge of high-accuracy human protein structures - for free: dpmd.ai/alphafolddb 1/

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Delighted to open the new bit.bio headquarters! Their facilities are hugely impressive, and they are pushing the boundaries of what is possible at the cutting edge of biomedical research! I wish them every success and look forward to their continuing growth here in South Cambs.

One innovator can build a greener community, but a network can create more sustainable societies for all. Find out how our #AfricaPrize network is at the forefront of the fight against climate change: raeng.org.uk/africaprize #GYECC21 #EngineeringZero

Join our roundtable on 'Navigating the role of Government in science', with chair Ian Colin Taylor and panel @GraemeTR, Jeremy Millard & Ellie Dobson, exploring UK ambitions for science superpower status and positioning around R&D funding. Email [email protected] for more

Come and work with me and communicate the amazing research on show at Europe's largest ecology festival #EAB2021. It's a super fun event to work on each year

"Our cells are packed with unrealized potential." So says WIRED after talking to our CEO and our Chief Medical Officer. And of course we agree - potential for #celltherapy, #drugdiscovery and #reseach. Read Matt Reynolds piece + find out how: hubs.ly/Q0111-390 #biotech

Our Equity and Inclusion Advisory Council invites the Director of Science, Engineering & Innovation at April Six (now Marketbridge) Ellie Dobson, for the next instalment of its leadership series. ⏰ 11am GMT 💻 Zoom 🎫 ow.ly/uvsN50HOctT | Sudha Singh, Chart.PR, MCIPR, MPRCA (she/her)

How long will it be before you can react to words or paragraphs on Docs / Word with emojis, like you do with Slack messages? Or, is Office software philosophically incompatible with emoji because of its 'professional' attitude?

Preferred pronouns make some people feel more comfortable - great! What about preferred greetings? E.g. I like handshakes, maybe others would choose hugging. Maybe you could have a dating app based on preferred greetings called 'Frst Imprssns'?

The bicycle, already an excellent design, has now been made more inclusive with a bike for people with achondroplasia. (It is much more considerate than just making the bikes smaller) Props to @Islabikes! theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2…

Good to have something that everyone can agree on - flying empty planes around simply to maintain landing rights is stupid. Another example of commercial pressure replacing common sense. theguardian.com/environment/20…

(1/3) It's competition time! Three #GBBO baking engineers Andrew Smyth Giuseppe Dell’Anno and bakewithrahul have prepared a recipe to test your baking skills and engineering creativity. We challenge you to bake it, engineer it and share it to win a prize. 👇 raeng.org.uk/recipe

A breath testing device to help you track your gut’s reaction to what you eat - on next week’s @bbcclick.

NEWS: Collaboration Announcement Today, bit.bio announces a collaboration and option agreement with BlueRock Therapeutics for the discovery and manufacture of iPSC-derived regulatory T cells (Tregs) for use in creating therapeutics.🚀 hubs.ly/Q01ZW3yd0 #CellTherapies #Biotech

It must be so tiring every time there is a problem in Houston

Happy wi-fi, happy li-fi

Great to put this together for Chi Onwurah 💙 to showcase how #SyntheticBiology can deliver innovative and sustainable solutions. For this discussion we focused on the health sector and synbio across the research and drug discovery and development pathways.