PhD Student at University of Kent @SoCoBioDtp 🧬🧫developing a library of inhibitors to CLIC1 for the treatment of GBM🧪🔬| structural biology | drug discovery
Recently, I had the incredible opportunity to return to Bangkok after having spent 3 months last year on @SoCoBioDtp iPIPs placement in Mahidol working on therapeutic mAb for Dengue Virus. This time, I presented a poster of this work at a Thai-UK biotechnology conference🧪🧫🔬.
The 2nd workshop of @ConnectNMRUK has now finished! A great day of science demonstrating the capabilities of solid-state #NMR to an enthusiastic audience of liquid-state #NMR spectroscopists ! Hosted by @NrfHf@warwickuni Thanks to @jgriff670, Dinu Iuga, Trent Franks for helping.
Last week, I received training in SSNMR by the incredible Alicia at @IBS_Grenoble. It was amazing to see their platforms and gain some exciting data in CLIC1. Thank you to her and her wonderful colleagues! Hopefully we can reproduce these results closer to home @TheCrick🤞🏼.
Thank you so much @SoCoBioDtp for organising our annual conference! It was amazing to hear about everyone’s projects and their achievements in such a short space of time! Special thanks to the fantastic talks given by our guest speakers @NeuroEndo_Ex @GuyPoppy1@AlisonWoollard
1st year of my PhD completed🙌🏼Had lots of fun earlier this month during the business summer school at the University of Sussex as part of the @SoCoBioDtp programme! Learned a lot and am looking forward to the 2nd year!
@chris_waudby@ccpnmr Thanks! Also, I thoroughly enjoyed how your dog featured in your talk🙌🏼 them and their toy demonstrated a beautiful binding model😆!
A hike, a swim in the lakes and meeting extraordinary people @ccpnmr in Ambleside! My 1st conference and poster presentation and it was unforgettable listening to all the inspiring talks, will be back for 2022! Thank you to the speakers/organisers for an amazing experience🙏🏼!
Excited to share a new hypothesis paper I have written – “The Mechanical Basis of Memory – The #MeshCODEtheory”. I present a new theory for how memory in the brain might be stored and encoded. @biokent@UniKent https://t.co/XUyxPpGpGZ
Out today in @nature! Our structure-function study of the human Sodium-coupled Citrate Transporter (NaCT, SLC13A5). Two complex structures: with native substrate, and with an inhibitor from @pfizer.
https://t.co/9fvvusvA80
@Chris_mulligan @SoCoBioDtp @ProfSyK How time flies! Thanks @Chris_mulligan and @ProfSyK for an awesome start to my PhD! Learned a lot, collected interesting MST data and explored some wonderful MD simulations🧪🙌🏼😊!