It was fantastic to hear the latest on Maxie's research on how EPR can be used to understand the mechanism of complex I and the fate of the ROS it produces. And of course lovely to host Maxie in York ☺️
Jamie Blaza
@JNB_lab
UKRI Future Leader Fellow at @YSBL_York @ChemistryatYork. Interested in #cryoEM, #bacteriology (esp #tuberculosis), and #bioenergetics. #EndTB #UKRIFLF
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It’s basically as in the quote but for the Biochemical Society to serve the biochemical and related communities we need the right people on the committees! It isn’t too arduous so please do consider. We have people from the UK, Republic of Ireland, and further afield contributing
Get involved in the molecular bioscience community & have the opportunity to be a champion for your field of expertise. Your ideas could play an integral part in shaping the future conferences programme aligned to the delivery of the wider Society strategy ow.ly/eW2c50QI9eQView quoted post on X
There's a RNA Pirate Republic forming in the Basque Country! See Israel's website to learn more
Friends, we are making some progress here in growing our unconventional research group. We have a small webView quoted post on X
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Next, getting some funds!
If you feel this is interesting to you, do get in touch!
Adding elemental colour to our greyscale cryoEM maps maps! Great to see powerful techniques from materials EM being applied to biology but it’s not easy with damage, so this is a major advance and very laudable with lots of room for future progress by this team
Happy to announce that our efforts to establish elemental mapping for cryo-EM ❄️ by EELS 🌈 are now shared on bioRxiv: biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
Congratulations to @zoliviapg and co-authors!
But wait - Can we map elements in 3D?
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There’s an important point here about interviews and how effective they are but for now enjoy this lovely story of how even someone as brilliant as @Lis_Lowe benefitted from a network of supportive colleagues!
Lots of fun stuff this year but I’m probably personally most proud of breaking my streak of being bad at interviews for grant funding. Back info - fellowships for starting a lab are pretty common in UK, 5ish years of salary plus maybe a PD/tech and running costsView quoted post on X
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