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Simon Newstead

@inwardopen

David Phillips Chair of Molecular Biophysics

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Biochemical Society (@biochemsoc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Congratulations to Tzima Lab who was presented with the 2024 GlaxoSmithKline Award at the 90th Harden today! We hope everyone enjoyed her exciting talk on guiding mechanical cues in blood vessels. #BiochemAwards #BiochemEvent

Congratulations to <a href="/EllieTzima/">Tzima Lab</a> who was presented with the 2024 GlaxoSmithKline Award at the 90th Harden today! We hope everyone enjoyed her exciting talk on guiding mechanical cues in blood vessels. #BiochemAwards #BiochemEvent
Rob Klose (@robklose) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Come join us in Oxford as an Associate Professor in Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry. We are considering a wide range of research areas, but I would note that we have a vibrant chromatin and gene regulation community. Happy to answer questions if you are interested. Please RT!

Come join us in Oxford as an Associate Professor in Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry.
We are considering a wide range of research areas, but I would note that we have a vibrant chromatin and gene regulation community.
Happy to answer questions if you are interested.
Please RT!
Hite Lab (@hitelabmskcc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excited to share our recent study Structural basis of lipid head group entry to the Kennedy pathway by FLVCR1 published this week nature led by amazing Yeeun Son in collaboration with Tim Kenny Artem Khan Kivanc Birsoy Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center nature.com/articles/s4158…

Matt Higgins (@parasitematt) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is so concerning. Nothing against the humanities. But most of the great challenges facing humanity - climate change, energy, health care (physical and mental), pandemics, biodiversity loss - cannot not be solved without science and technology. Where are the scientists?

This is so concerning. Nothing against the humanities. But most of the great challenges facing humanity - climate change, energy, health care (physical and mental), pandemics, biodiversity loss - cannot not be solved without science and technology. Where are the scientists?
Simon Newstead (@inwardopen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Really excited to be here at the 2024 structural biology meeting at Tsinghua University, with Prof Yigong Shi kicking off the meeting.

Really excited to be here at the 2024 structural biology meeting at Tsinghua University, with Prof Yigong Shi kicking off the meeting.
Simon Lichtinger (@lichtingersimon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Out just now in eLife - the journal: MD simulations combined with transport assays to study energy and substrate coupling in the mechanism of the mammalian peptide transporter PepT2. Work with Jo Parker, Simon Newstead and Phil Biggin 🇪🇺 . doi.org/10.7554/eLife.…

Lori Passmore (@lapassmore) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New work from Pablo Alcón in my group shows that DNA repair proteins FANCD2-FANCI slide on double-stranded DNA. Surprisingly they specifically recognise single-stranded junctions #cryoEM Our first foray into single molecule imaging thanks to David Rueda @MRC_LMB MRC Laboratory of Medical Sciences (LMS) Thread here:

Simon Newstead (@inwardopen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Meeting alert - Biological Structures Group Winter meeting 2024 will be hosted by Carter Lab at the MRC LMB on December 6th! We have a fantastic line up of speakers and opportunities for poster presentations. Department of Biochemistry at Oxford University Kavli Institute for Nanoscience Discovery, Oxford

Meeting alert - Biological Structures Group Winter meeting 2024 will be hosted by <a href="/Carter_Lab/">Carter Lab</a> at the MRC LMB on December 6th! We have a fantastic line up of speakers and opportunities for poster presentations. <a href="/BiochemOxford/">Department of Biochemistry at Oxford University</a> <a href="/KavliOxford/">Kavli Institute for Nanoscience Discovery, Oxford</a>
Rob Klose (@robklose) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Want to do a DPhil Department of Biochemistry at Oxford University ? Here is a link (bioch.ox.ac.uk/graduate-about…) to programmes that admit students. Great labs to choose from. Have a look at kloselab.co.uk if you want to know more what we do in my group! Please RT!

Want to do a DPhil <a href="/BiochemOxford/">Department of Biochemistry at Oxford University</a> ? Here is a link (bioch.ox.ac.uk/graduate-about…) to programmes that admit students. Great labs to choose from. Have a look at kloselab.co.uk if you want to know more what we do in my group! Please RT!
Rosalind Franklin Institute (@rosfrankinst) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We are delighted to welcome Professor Helen Cooper to the Franklin. Helen plans to establish a core capability in native ambient mass spectrometry at the Franklin, pairing these methods with other transformative technologies. Read more here: zurl.co/ASYj5

We are delighted to welcome Professor Helen Cooper to the Franklin. Helen plans to establish a core capability in native ambient mass spectrometry at the Franklin, pairing these methods with  other transformative technologies.
Read more here: zurl.co/ASYj5
Kavli Institute for Nanoscience Discovery, Oxford (@kavlioxford) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#MeetTheLab Introducing the Higgins Lab at Department of Biochemistry at Oxford University this week! Led by #KavliOxford Prof. Matt Higgins, the group studies how parasites invade, acquire nutrients, and evade immunity—guiding better vaccine design. #ParasiteBiology #VaccineResearch

#MeetTheLab

Introducing the Higgins Lab at <a href="/BiochemOxford/">Department of Biochemistry at Oxford University</a> this week! 

Led by #KavliOxford Prof. Matt Higgins, the group studies how parasites invade, acquire nutrients, and evade immunity—guiding better vaccine design.

#ParasiteBiology #VaccineResearch