Divisions of Structural Biology and Cancer Biology
The Institute of Cancer Research
Mariola’s paper is published in Biomolecular NMR Assignments: Solution NMR assignment of the ARC4 domain of human tankyrase 2. Congratulations to Mariola and Katie! This has been the first step in an exciting collaboration with Mark Pfuhl and Ian Collins.
Katie’s manuscript entitled “Fragment-based screening identifies molecules targeting the substrate-binding ankyrin repeat domains of tankyrase” is now available on bioRxiv. A very enjoyable collaboration with Professor Ian Collins at ICR and Dr Mark Pfuhl at King’s College! Thank you and congratulations to the team!
Would you like to join our team? A Wellcome-Trust-funded postdoc position in cryo-EM and Biochemistry is available from April on. For more information and to apply, please visit the ICR Recruitment Portal. Please get in touch if you are interested!
Great news just before Christmas: we are delighted to have been awarded a 5-year Wellcome Trust Investigator Award to study molecular mechanisms of telomere maintenance. Watch this space for new postdoc positions in Structural Biology and Telomere Biology!
PhD student Yexin has been awarded a Boehringer Ingelheim Fonds Travel Grant to attend the 8th Brazil School for Single-Particle Cryo-EM. Many congratulations to Yexin, and many thanks to the Boehringer Ingelheim Fonds!
Today we welcome two new PhD students to our team: Iona Black and Sam Hibbs. Two highly collaborative projects with the Collins and Lord teams at ICR are waiting for them.
Today we say farewell to Anthony from the EPFL in Lausanne. Anthony has joined our lab as a Lister Institute Summer Student for two months. All the best to you for your next adventure, Anthony!
A research image from our lab features in the #SciArtSutton exhibition, which runs at Sutton Central Library throughout July. The exhibition hosts a range of fascinating science images from the ICR.
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Many thanks to ICR donors for enabling an upgrade to our chromatography equipment! ICR have tweeted our thank-you message.
Today, Katie successfully defended her PhD thesis. Congratulations Dr Katie Pollock! Katie’s PhD work was a collaboration between our lab and that of Professor Ian Collins at ICR.