We are recruiting a PhD student as part of the UKRI artificial intelligence for drug discovery doctoral training program. More details here: https://t.co/AYD2OSxWeJ
QMUL is recruiting up to 30 new faculty positions. If you are interested in starting your research group with us, please follow this link https://t.co/UgS7tdduFz
Many congratulations to Andy Truman, Nitika and colleagues, whose paper describing the analysis of Hsp70 clients has been accepted for publication in PLoS Biology.
Our latest! The Esa1/NuA4 acetyltransferase complex regulates gene expression not just at the level of transcription, but also by controlling nuclear mRNA export via the basket protein Nup60. https://t.co/fp66x1l8x3
Congratulations to Cinzia and Rowan, whose paper describing new software to analyse genome-wide screens, was accepted for publication in BMC Bioinformatics (https://t.co/7d0EJz3ezU)
The next Digital Cell Cycle Club is on Feb 23rd. Our keynote is Prof. Thomas Helleday from the Karolinska Institutet. Registration is required but free. https://t.co/88TDgqYmQn
Congratulations to Cinzia, Henry, Grace, Guðjón and Mara whose work looking at the effects of SARS-CoV-2 proteins in yeast is accepted for publication in Microbial Cell (https://t.co/Axh5jvu4dn).👏👏
.@QMUL’s Peter Thorpe gives us an insight into what to expect at the next #cellcycle conference on October 15, featuring a talk on generating #cancer therapies from @AstraZeneca’s Chief Scientist (Oncology R&D), Mark O’Connor. Register here: https://t.co/q24VDM8EFp
Congratulations to Prashant, Munira, Henry and a large team, whose work on Cdc7's action at the kinetochore was accepted for publication today in Molecular Biology of the Cell.
Belated congratulations to Cinzia and Gudjon, whose nice review on regulation of the kinetochore was published in Current Genetics https://t.co/d8uIRq3KAC
The next Digital Cell Cycle Club meeting is on June 16th, register online for this free meeting https://t.co/88TDgqYmQn
Orna Cohen-Fix (NIH) is our keynote speaker.