It was an absolute pleasure hosting you at the Crick and hear about your latest research!
What a pleasure to give a talk @TheCrick, coinciding with an amazing discussion between Paul Nurse and Kazuo Ishiguro! Thank you very much, @KatrinRittinger for the invitation!
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Enantioselective OTUD7B fragment discovery through chemoproteomics screening and high-throughput optimisation, by @cassandrak94, @katmcphie, @KatrinRittinger, @Jake_T_Bush @TheCrick
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Excited to share a key part of my postdoctoral work from @TheCrick and @GSK , published in @NatureComms . A collaborative project to develop a high-throughput chemoproteomics platform for profiling cysteine-reactive fragments in native biological systems.
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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We are hiring! Two structural biology/biochemistry postdoc positions are available in our lab - come and join a lively Team in the thriving city of Oxford! Deadline 4th October 2024. Further details are here: my.corehr.com/pls/uoxrecruit…
Great team effort. Big thanks to everyone who contributed.
Excited to share Emma and I's recent pre-print. A great collaborative project to develop a high-throughput chemoproteomics platform for profiling cysteine-reactive fragments in native biological systems.
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Re-introducing the newest small and mighty kid on the block (with the right link I hope) journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128… - fantastic collaboration with XJ Yu @CBRB_Imperial @ImperialInfect David Holden and @jay_salsa xitter.cf/thurstonlab/status/180…
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Proud to share this story about Burkholderia effector TssM that is now published in @cellhostmicrobe ! Many thanks to everyone who contributed to this exciting work 💪💪 @ThurstonLab @jnpruneda
Bacterial esterases reverse LPS ubiquitylation to block immunity. @ThurstonLab @jnpruneda ID mechanism to evade cell-autonomous immunity. Effector removes ubiquitin earmarks deposited by host E3 ligase RNF213 to prevent bacterial recognition & destruction cell.com/cell-host-microbe/f…
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Just a few days left to apply! 🧬 jobs.ac.uk/job/DGP994/resear…
🚨Job Alert🚨 We're looking for a chemist to join our lab. Working as part of our cPTM DISPLAY team (ERC starting grant selected/UKRI funded project gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=EP…). 2 year postdoc position based @TheCrick and @impchemistry
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Looking for a postdoctoral research scientist with prior experience in cryo-EM to study virus-host interactions and coevolution in our group. We benefit from a great environment @MRC_LMB @MedCambridge @Cambridge_Uni. Apply by 31-March jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/45467/
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Abstract deadline for the 4th @EMBO|@EMBL Symposium "Innate Immunity in Host-Pathogen Interactions" is next week (26.3.) Submit your abstract now for your chance to join a fabulous list of speakers in Heidelberg in June! Travel grants available.
embl.org/about/info/course-a…
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Join @SLorenzLab @mpi_nat for a PhD or postdoc to study ubiquitin ligases! We are looking for new team members with expertise in different areas, particularly cryoEM, NMR, or cell biology. mpinat.mpg.de/11-24?c=389579…
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We are recruiting in this round. Join us to work on exciting problems in human protein biogenesis!
PhD applications are now open! Join us for...
🧬 State-of-the-art science
🤝 A structured PhD programme, full training and career support
🏢 An international, collaborative environment
💰 £26,125 tax-free stipend + tuition + visa fees
Apply by 19 March 👇
crick.ac.uk/careers-study/st…
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New 2-year postdoc position available in my lab @TheCrick to test novel therapies for #IBD and related diseases by targeting a master regulator of #macrophage-driven inflammation using antibody-drug conjugates and related tools. Apply here: crick.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/… Pls retweet!
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New from us, led by @BetkaRoe. The ribosome exit is a busy place, where cotranslational folding meets different molecular chaperones. How does a properly folded protein emerge from the chaos? biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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We have an open postdoc position! Apply here: crick.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/…
Following up on the first brain map of an insect brain (science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…), we will be using comparative connectomics to investigate how wiring changes affect social behaviour in the fruit fly larva.
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📣 Postdoc position opening to join our vibrant lab @TheCrick! Please apply if you are interested in cancer detection and biomarker study! 👇
crick.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/…
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📢 Two #postdoc roles available! 📢
Application deadline is now
🌟20th January 2024🌟
Please get in touch if you're interested!
Replying to @angikabasant
The lab will focus on how tyrosine #phosphatases perform their cellular functions. #newPI
Two #postdoc positions are available! kcl.ac.uk/jobs/078445-resear…
Please help spread the word!
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Looking for a 1-year research project after your BSc or Masters? 🔬🦠
We are hiring!👉crick.ac.uk/careers-study/va…
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🚨Exciting opportunity for a Computational Chemist to join us at the Crick in the growing Chemical Biology team🚨
@TheCrick @Chemjobber
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Absolute pleasure welcoming you to the Crick to hear about your exciting research, and catch up over some nice food.
Meeting many friends and discussing science with PIs, students and postdocs in @TheCrick- enriching 😀 Recruitment of top talents and focus on challenging sci questions make it the power house of UK and European science. Thx @sharontooze01👍 for hosting #autophagy #ubiquitination































