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Jane Randall (1958 – 2021)

Jane Randall

Jane Randall, former Assistant Divisional Administrator in the LMB’s PNAC Division, who for over 26 years was the welcoming face for many staff, students and visitors, died on Friday 8th October 2021.

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Published on 12th October, 2021

John Kendrew Lecture to be given jointly by Demis Hassabis and John Jumper from DeepMind

Demis Hassabis and John Jumper

DeepMind’s Demis Hassabis and John Jumper will discuss how artificial intelligence can be used to better predict what shape and function a folding protein will take.

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Published on 5th October, 2021

From PhD to policy evaluation: Florence Young completes a Research Policy Internship

PhD student Florence Young has completed a Policy Internship at the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology (POST) and the Health and Social Care Select Committee.

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Published on 27th September, 2021

The LMB welcomes Suyang Zhang as a new Group Leader

Suyang Zhang will join the LMB’s Structural Studies Division as a new Group Leader, where she will investigate the mechanisms of transcription-coupled alternative splicing.

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Published on 24th September, 2021

Madeline Lancaster appointed as 2021 Vallee Scholar

Madeline Lancaster has been newly appointed a Vallee Scholar to recognise her ground-breaking in vitro studies into human brain development using brain organoids

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Published on 13th September, 2021

The LMB welcomes new Group Leader Matteo Allegretti

Matteo Allegretti

Matteo Allegretti will join the LMB’s Structural Studies Division as a new Group Leader, where he will investigate the macromolecular basis of nucleus remodelling.

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Published on 1st September, 2021
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