We are so excited to welcome everyone joining us for the first UK Proteostasis Network conference next week!

The next speaker in our Babraham Distinguished Lecture Series is Prof Clare Bryant, Professor of Innate Immunity Cambridge University.

She will talk about 'Pattern Recognition Receptor signalling in infection and sterile inflammation' on 23 May.

Register 👇
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Babraham Institute Kai-Michael Toellner I am delighted to welcome Kai-Michael Toellner Kai-Michael Toellner and his research group to the Babraham Institute where they will join our world renowned Immunology Programme!!

NEWS | We are delighted to welcome Prof. Kai Michael Toellner Kai-Michael Toellner as a senior group leader in our #Immunology programme, and the Toellner group. Working on immune memory, B cells, T cells and germinal centres, we're very excited to have them with us.
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Cambridge Epigenetics Summer Symposium will be on 15th July Babraham Institute with keynote speakers Neil Brockdorff and Maria Cristina Gametta

We are looking for abstracts from PhD students and postdocs for talks and posters. Please register (free!): docs.google.com/forms/d/1u56iQ…

Funding opportunity to provide peer support, networking and related activities for people who identify as being part of a group currently under-represented within your network.

⏰ Closes 25 June. Apply: orlo.uk/Jarxi

#EMBOpseudoenzymes Registration deadline 30th April. Late breaking abstracts for posters still accepted.

In our Research Feature, Dr Arianne Richard talks about how knowing more about how T cells operate could help us to develop new vaccines against viruses and new therapies for cancer. #DayOfImmunology
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Kicking off #Dayof Immunology catch up on research from the Linterman lab in our summary video highlighting their work during the COVID19 pandemic

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Excited to announce Babraham Institute is hosting the Cambridge Epigenetics Summer Symposium on 15th July with an excellent line up for keynote speakers. We are looking forward to abstracts from PhD students and postdocs for talks and posters. Please register docs.google.com/forms/d/1u56iQ…

FINAL CHANCE to attend the first UK Proteostasis Network conference on 8-9 May!

👋 join the community
🔥 latest research findings
💬 industry perspectives
❤️‍ love for everything #proteostasis

Register now: eventbrite.co.uk/e/uk-proteosta…

Registration closes 29 April!

SEMINAR: Revolutionising brain cancer treatment: pioneering novel CART cells for a brighter future, Prof Misty Jenkins
1.30-2.30pm, Tuesday 30th April

Details: babraham.ac.uk/seminars/2024/…

As well as its linear sequence, the 3D structure of DNA within the nuclei of our cells is crucial. Stefan Schoenfelder spoke to Becky Allen back in 2021 about how Enhanc3D Genomics deciphers the folds to find new therapeutic targets: babraham.ac.uk/blog/enhanced-…
#DNADay

Happy to be part of the @EULIFEnews Community Meeting at the wonderful CeMM in Vienna! Institute leads are contributing to valuable exchange on EDI, training, grants, facilities, IT, HR, science communication and more! #StrongerTogether #CommunityIsEverything

What is it like to work in DNA sequencing? Read our blog to find out what a day in the Genomics facility involves: babraham.ac.uk/blog/sequencin…
#DNADay

Really looking forward to the next CambridgeEpigenetics event on Monday with Claire Rougeulle and Azim Surani. Talks start at 5.30pm.

🎉 The #EULIFE 2024 Community Meeting is on!!!

We got an enthusiastic welcome from Giulio Superti-Furga, Director CeMM, & an overview of last year’s activities by Marta Agostinho, #EULIFE Executive Director.

And there was also time to celebrate Marta's 10 years of work in EU-LIFE!!😊🎂

For more updates about our environmental sustainability follow Babraham Green Labs 🌍

Looking for a crafty way to teach the basics of DNA on #DNADay tomorrow? Get the sweets ready and follow this lesson plan from our Public Engagement team: ow.ly/gx1a50Rl5IE

Very happy to share our latest review in Current Opinion in Genetics and Development: “Timing mechanisms: insights from comparative neural differentiation systems”. It’s part of a great collection of reviews on developmental timing ⏳

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