I am thrilled to share that the work from my PhD is now available as a preprint on bioRxiv. Follow the link below to find out more about the role of PANEM in facilitating interaction between chromosomes and the mitotic spindle!
https://t.co/eyXdb6fnJU
Our pre-print "Comparative evaluation of methods for the prediction of protein-ligand binding sites" is out on Research Square. Check it out!
🔗 https://t.co/vDxW7Lruwk
On this paper we benchmark 11 ligand binding site prediction tools on our curated reference dataset: LIGYSIS!
It has been an exciting few weeks. Successfully defending my PhD in May, visiting @TheCrick and presenting a poster at the Cell Cycle Club, and hiking Ben Nevis!
My friend, the excellent Gloria Shi is taking part in a charity boxing event to raise money for @ParkinsonsUK . Feel free to help out her fundraising, no contribution too small! https://t.co/hQ1yg4LF6s
Come and join us this Saturday in the @dundeeuni Botanic Gardens! There will be games, painting and learning about cells! Make sure to book your tickets so you don’t miss out on the fun 🧫🧬🌿 @UoDLifeSciences
https://t.co/KGxmGRuffp
This is the story of one woman’s battle against a global network of academic journals that underlie published scientific research. Listen to the Library of Alexandra here: https://t.co/pQTUct4Ood
A thread on our recent paper with Vitelli and @squishycell1 labs. It’s got biology, physics, machine learning… a little something for everyone! It all started with a simple question:
Can we predict traction forces directly from images of proteins?
https://t.co/2K0P4UjELm
NEW ONLINE: Schuh & co show that, in human and porcine oocytes, actin cables and microtubule loops move chromosomes into a cluster before spindle assembly to ensure fast and complete chromosome capture in meiosis.
https://t.co/ranA8WFAPI
Were you taught that CDK1 is a proline-directed kinase? We think that's only half the story. Join us as a postdoc to discover the functions of non proline directed CDK1 phosphorylation in human cells. https://t.co/37slZw0QO5
Last month, our postgraduate society, PiCLS held their first symposium since 2019. Guest speakers were Dr Malcolm Skingle, Prof Teresa Lambe, Dr Isidro Cortes Ciriano, Dr Katherine Duncan and Prof Fiona Watt. Students presented posters & gave flash talks.
https://t.co/6ZfIRwUySd