This is such a fabulous opportunity for a medical research charity. Get applying @amrc members. Tomorrow’s the closing date! bioindustry.org/about-us/chari…

We have a short term position available Would suit someone with some mol bio experience wanting to get experience of cell & dev bio Will be working closely with a lab member Please spread the word crick.ac.uk/careers-study/…

Escaped the big smoke for the weekend and the views were good... Think I'm okay with this staycation thing!

Update: The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) has advised that 16- and 17-year olds can be offered the coronavirus vaccine in the UK.

Marcus Rashford writing for The BMJ - the dream collab I never knew I needed

Only a few days left to apply! Exciting project with a variety of techniques for someone looking to get some experience. Please share with anyone who might be interested.

📰 Two PataniLab papers have shown how proteins accumulate in the wrong parts of cells in motor neurone disease, and have shown proof of concept in the lab for how it might be possible to reverse it in some cases. @BrainComms | Brain | #MND | #ALS 🔗ow.ly/9A2W50FLFEO

Great to see this partnership continuing 🧠🔬

Feeling very lucky to have just received my 2nd covid vaccine dose. Science is incredible, as are all the researchers, healthcare workers and volunteers making the vx effort possible - thank you!

I'm so excited about this amazing new project - please spread the word to any Care Experienced people you know who are interested in tech, creative industries and the digital world. 👇👇👇🥳

I made a thing! Specifically, I made a website about policy. I plan to write a short blog every week or so about policymaking, with a focus on health and innovation. The first blog is out now, and you can read it below. policyolly.com/blog/collatera…

A new study of healthcare workers in the United Kingdom shows that populations infected with #SARSCoV2 during waves of different variants carry distinct immune memory, which may lead to differential protection against future variants of concern. fcld.ly/ur54kjx

Really interesting implementation of genome editing from The Francis Crick Institute scientists in collaboration with University of Kent. This could have a big impact on animal welfare in the future. “before any potential use in agriculture, there would need to be extensive public conversation and debate"

Delighted to share our study Nature Communications led by Dr Charlotte Douglas Turner Lab collaborating with @pjie2 We use #CRISPR genome editing to tackle animal welfare issues, by generating single-sex mouse litters & sex-specific phenotypes nature.com/articles/s4146…

Cases in London broken down into separate Omicron/Delta epidemics

Great that 4 @theCrick group leaders have received European Research Council (ERC) Starting Grants - @saterialelab, @ligroup_crick, Louise Walport & David Balchin! Continued UK success shows the importance of access to #HorizonEurope. More here including from Paul Nurse ➡️: crick.ac.uk/news/2022-01-1…

We’re launching our refreshed strategy today, describing our priorities for the future. We’re focusing on… 🧬 Accelerating discovery 🌍 Supporting research in the UK and beyond 💊 Driving benefits 🤩 Engaging the public 🏢 Building scientific support ow.ly/L8KR30s7M6a

A renewed focus on tackling cancer was announced today by Sajid Javid at the Crick on #WorldCancerDay. A new 10-Year Cancer Plan, informed by the cancer community, will address areas such as prevention, early diagnosis & innovation in cancer treatment. ➡️gov.uk/government/new…