After more than a month of commissioning the new storage ring, the APS team has begun the process of bringing each of the 71 beamlines around the ring into operation. #APSUpgrade Learn more: anl.gov/article/shine-…

At the The Royal Society today for the UK #cryoEM community meeting. Fantastic to have everyone together discussing the future of #cryoEM in the UK! 🤗

eBIC is not the only facility in Instruct-ERIC-UK offering access to #cryoem infrastructure Jonathan Grimes STRUBIOxford University of Oxford describes the unique offer from #OPIC capable of imaging HG3 pathogens instruct-eric.org/centre/univers… ISIDORe Nuffield Department of Medicine

A posting on the other place: Small steps forward in Pandemic Preparedness linkedin.com/pulse/small-st… via LinkedIn

Never seen a tweet get as many angry corrections! This happened last year! (No, it was the Football final) It’s called a Hurley, not a Hurl. (Both are fine, although I prefer the more informal “Stick”) “Next” Sunday is the 28th, you mean “This” Sunday. (Jesus wept, kill me now)

New paper out using X-ray driven reactivity with crystal spectroscopy Diamond MX Beamlines

🧬 Only 6 days left to register for the Wellcome Medical Research Council Single Particle Cryo-EM Course for Beginners! 📅 Join us Sept 23-27 at the The Astbury Centre to gain theoretical knowledge & hands-on experience in #cryoEM! 🧪Apply by July 31 2024 astbury.leeds.ac.uk/facilities/wel…

Great to be able to award the Biochemical Society recognition award to Ismay Forsyth today as part of her graduation at Department of Biochemistry at Oxford University . An amazing student who did some really exciting science in their 4th year project which was based Diamond Light Source- well deserving of the award.

Only a few days left, folks. Apply to join my team in Biochemistry at Oxford. It’s fun place to be. Awesome teammates, great collaborators and a world class institution 🎓

15.53! Jesus that was incredible. You could hear a pin drop in the stadium. And then a roar. Glorious!

Metal fluorides are super useful in structural biology! Pleased to share our 'cook book' now in Structure on the best ways to prepare these complexes for X-ray, #cryoEM, SAXS and NMR studies and a brand new metal fluoride - Scandium tetrafluoride doi.org/10.1016/j.str.…

In 1995, 14 wolves were released in Yellowstone National Park. No one expected the miracle that the wolves would bring [📹 Protect All Wildlife]

Three places left for the 4-Day Hands-On Confocal Course. Open to all, Industry/Academia/Other. Learn at one of the open access Euro-BioImaging ERIC nodes. See: york.ac.uk/biology/techno… Global BioImaging BioImagingUK ZEISS Microscopy Oxford Instruments Andor

If you haven't seen it yet here is the 30 second version of the campaign video. Share it far and wide. #floodthestreets turn your outrage into action. Join us, Sat 26th Oct, Parliament Square. marchforcleanwater.org March for Clean Water

doi.org/10.1038/s41564… in Nature Microbiology

Really nice outreach article about our Science Magazine paper 👉 doi.org/10.1126/scienc… in TheScienceBreaker by Pauline Juyoux Yiannis Galdadas and Gervasio's Research Group (Protein Dynamics) thesciencebreaker.org/breaks/health-… EMBL EMBL Grenoble

Just published: YSBL's Lucy Schofield, Jordan Dialpuri and Jon Agirre have teamed up with LMB's Garib Murshudov (a well known YSBL legend!) to cut this comprehensive review of post-translational modifications in the Protein Data Bank ccp4_mx Protein Data Bank doi.org/10.1107/S20597…

Fancy #PPI inhibitors? Fan of fragment-based #FBDD approaches? Keen on #kinases ? Here is our latest on this topic (with Abell, Spring & Venkitaraman groups): development of CAM2602 (see below), a 19 nM inhibitor for Aurora A:TPX2 interaction. doi.org/10.1021/acs.jm…

I am extremely proud to announce that superstar postdoc Sukrit Singh (Sukrit Singh) received an NCI Early Stage K99/R00 PI Fellowship (adding to his Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation Quantitative Biology Fellowship) and is on the job market now! Reach out if you're hiring: sukritsingh.github.io

Somebody posted this insane Spotify playlist of every track on: Now 1 - 114 (1983 - 2023) Now That's What I Call Music 1 - 114 spotify.link/KyKMUhaazMb And it’s like a lifetime of cultural archaeology. I might listen to all 228 hours of it. Currently reliving my university years.