Scientists have discovered the key features of immune B cells which make them successful at targeting tumours - including when cancer has spread to a different part of the body
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Male mice fed a cocktail of antibiotics that kill natural bacteria in the gut have altered epigenetic information in their sperm, which leads to adverse consequences for their offspring bioch.ox.ac.uk/research/sarki… bit.ly/202405-sarkies…

At our annual Graduate Poster Symposium on 16 April, 28 third and fourth-year students presented their research to members of the Department. Best poster prizes were awarded to Danny Gold, Markússon Sigurbjörn, Zephyr Ford and Yohan Arman bit.ly/202404-symposi…

With Elspeth Garman - X-Ray crystallography supremo - but more importantly for me, good friend for over 15 years and a wise mentor 😍
Department of Biochemistry at Oxford University Khalid Lab

Watch our video showing the Suffrage Science Life Sciences Awards ceremony on the 7th March 2024 youtu.be/RHqYyav0syg #SuffrageScience #WomenInSTEM

Our Suffrage Science group photo of current and past awardees, taken last night at a very enjoyable event #SuffrageScience #WomenInSTEM

🔍 Curious to know who will be the next cohort of Suffrage Science awardees? Stay tuned as we unveil the newest additions to this esteemed community of women in the Life Sciences. Exciting announcements coming soon! #SuffrageScience #WomenInSTEM #StayTuned

🏆 Recognising Achievers: In 2020, Suffrage Science celebrated accomplished women in the Life Sciences, such as Department of Biochemistry at Oxford University’s very own Prof Elspeth Garman. Their achievements serve as beacons of excellence in scientific research. #SuffrageScience #WomenInSTEM #Achievers

🌟 Inspiring Leaders: In 2018, Suffrage Science honoured inspirational women in the Life Sciences, including Prof Denise Head, WashingtonUniversity in St Louis. Their leadership and mentorship uplift future generations of scientists. #SuffrageScience #WomenInSTEM #Leadership

👩‍🔬 Empowering Innovators: In 2016, Suffrage Science recognised visionary women in the Life Sciences, such as @uniofOxford Prof Kia Nobre from Oxford ExpPsychology. Their innovative contributions shape the future of scientific research. #SuffrageScience #WomenInSTEM #Innovators

🌟 Continuing the Legacy: In 2012, Suffrage Science recognised outstanding women in the Life Sciences. Their dedication and achievements set the stage for further progress in scientific research. #SuffrageScience #WomenInSTEM #ContinuingLegacy

🏅 Honouring Excellence: In 2014 Suffrage Science celebrated exceptional Life Sciences women including University of Oxford’s very own VC Prof Irene Tracy! Their groundbreaking work inspires us to push the boundaries of scientific discovery #SuffrageScience #WomenInSTEM #Excellence

🏆 Celebrating Trailblazers: In 2011 Suffrage Science honoured remarkable women in Life Sciences including University of Oxford Profs Louise Johnson & Liz Robertson. Their contributions continue to inspire & pave the way for future generations #SuffrageScience #WomenInSTEM #Trailblazers

🌟 Unveiling Tradition: Witness the Passing on the Legacy! Be part of history on March 7th at the Department of Biochemistry, Oxford University. Stay tuned for more details! #SuffrageScience #PassingTheTorch #EmpoweringWomen

Members of the Higgins group have made new discoveries about how malaria parasites get inside our red blood cells which might help them to design new vaccines. Read more at bit.ly/202401-higgins

To mark the Centenary the department has created an exciting new project. Autoportrait, an illuminated, inclusive and impressive installation of photographic self-portraits curated by local photographer Rory Carnegie
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The first-ever crowd-sourced small molecule discovery effort has been published in Science Magazine , describing the open-science discovery of a novel small molecule targeting SARS-CoV-2 main protease
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To mark one hundred years of world-leading biochemistry in Oxford, the Department of Biochemistry have commissioned a booklet showcasing some of the intimate scientific stories surrounding its brilliant biochemists and their life-changing discoveries.
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A new study led by the University of Oxford and Kevin Foster from the University's Department of Biochemistry has shed light on why certain species of bacteria carry astonishing arsenals of weapons
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Glox Therapeutics, a company pioneering the development of precision antibiotics to combat antimicrobial resistance, has raised £4.3M in early-stage funding to develop effective targeted therapeutics against antibiotic-resistant gram-negative bacteria
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