Did you know that E. coli inner membrane proteins can start to fold and dimerize cotranslationally? I am really excited to share that our latest work is now available on #bioRxiv.
https://t.co/LzGtJRzK6I
I am happy to share new exciting work coming from the von Heijne lab, now published in FEBS letters. Congratulations @FelixNicolaus1, Fatima Ibrahimi and Anne den Besten!
FEBS Press https://t.co/szpoMq1MNI
Today we will kick-off our mentorship program at @Stockholm_Uni with @PernillaWittung as keynote speaker. I am proud to be part of organising this SURFACE mentorship kick-off event!
Finishing your MSc and fancy working with #cyanobacteria + #synbio + #cocultures? I am looking for a research assistant to join my lab early 2022. There is a possibility the project is extended within a PhD thesis. For more info, get in touch with me asap. https://t.co/07n4LCOugf
We're seeking outstanding postdocs to join our lab! Very exciting projects on multi-scale computational studies of biological energy conversion. Please apply here: https://t.co/hWWAKOdUOl
I am happy to share that our latest paper on Residue-by-residue analysis of cotranslational membrane protein integration in vivo is now published in eLife. Thanks @FelixNicolaus1 and @Ane_biochem for this great teamwork. https://t.co/z29xGe49nb
Happy to sharing an update!
Ehsan, Tamara & Konstantin has worked so hard today, from collecting #EtOH from different #chemistry departments @Stockholm_Uni to made hand disinfectant!
200L will send to Danderyds #Hospital tomorrow!
They will continue!
Thank you so much!
"Brazil has nothing to gain and all to lose from Bolsonaro’s environmental attack."
Larissa Basso, Brazilian researcher at @Juridicumsu
and @SU_Environment writes on the fires in the Brazilian Amazon and the role of President Bolsonaro #AmazonasFire#Climate#Brazil#Amazonas
Very exciting work on cotranslational folding of contiguous domains of a multi domain repeat protein is now available on @biorxivpreprint!
https://t.co/C2fUTDj099
Where do the Scandinavians come from?
A piece of the puzzle is DNA from a man who lived about 9000 years ago,
Wallenberg Academy Fellow Mattias Jakobsson, is working on mapping our evolutionary history #KAW100 @UU_University #evolution#research#History https://t.co/ps5X9OHgaB
“The code of life is like Beethoven’s Symphony - it’s intricate, it’s beautiful. But we don’t know how to write like that.”
In her Nobel Lecture Frances Arnold explains how nature’s process - evolution - helped her in the lab.
Watch the full lecture: https://t.co/ZbaNTYnSvJ
bioRxiv: Force-profile analysis of the cotranslational folding of HemK and filamin domains: Comparison of biochemical and biophysical folding assays https://t.co/nIvIxscK8O
Next stop for researchers from NBF: the University of Kent, where they are training in upstream processes for biopharmaceutical production in CHO and E. coli
Expanding our network of contacts in SE Asia: Prof. Colin Robinson is meeting with representatives from several Malaysian Universities in Kuala Lumpur this week.