2024/25 seminars

Professor Judy Hirst - University of Cambridge

Wednesday 2 April 2025

Professor Judy Hirst will present their work at this seminar

Dr Clare Mahon - Durham University

Wednesday 5 March 2025

Dr Clare Mahon will present their work at this seminar

Professor Dek Woolfson - University of Bristol

Wednesday 5 February 2025

The principal aims of the Woolfson lab are (1) to understand the links between protein sequence, structure and function, i.e., the informatics aspect of the protein-folding problem; (2) to apply this knowledge to design entirely new protein structures and assemblies from scratch; and (3) to use these de novo proteins as components for applications in biotechnology, cell biology and synthetic biology.

Dr Louise Walport - The Francis Crick Institute

Wednesday 8 January 2025

Dr Louise Walport will present their work at this seminar

Dr Dmitry Ghilarov - John Innes Centre

Wednesday 4 December 2024

Freeze-motion: mechanism of an ATP-powered supercoiling motor and its inhibition by new types of antibiotics revealed by cryoEM

Professor Gavin J. Miller - Keele University

Wednesday 13 November 2024

Chemoenzymatic synthesis of nucleoside analogues and their glycoconjugates: accessing new tools for nucleic acid chemical biology.

Professor Ben Luisi - University of Cambridge

Wednesday 2 October 2024

Dynamic ribonucleoprotein complexes in the control of bacterial gene expression