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Research Excellence Framework 2021 Results
Research Excellence Framework 2021 Results
Professor Colin Kleanthous elected to the Academy of Medical Sciences
Professor Colin Kleanthous elected to the Academy of Medical Sciences
Postdoc Poster Session 2022
Postdoc Poster Session 2022
COVID-19 therapeutics: challenges and directions for the future
COVID-19 therapeutics: challenges and directions for the future
World Malaria Day 2022: Department of Biochemistry researchers working to develop Malaria vaccines
World Malaria Day 2022: Department of Biochemistry researchers working to develop Malaria vaccines
New Biochemistry Building renamed the Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin Building
New Biochemistry Building renamed the Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin Building
Lister Institute Research Prize award event in the Department of Biochemistry
Lister Institute Research Prize award event in the Department of Biochemistry
Life in the Department of Biochemistry: Advanced Proteomics Facility
Life in the Department of Biochemistry: Advanced Proteomics Facility
Department of Biochemistry researchers at the Microbiology Society’s 2022 conference
Department of Biochemistry researchers at the Microbiology Society’s 2022 conference
Department of Biochemistry researchers working to develop antiviral drugs to prevent future pandemics
Department of Biochemistry researchers working to develop antiviral drugs to prevent future pandemics
Raff Medal Winner 2022: Former Department of Biochemistry student is the winner of the British Society for Cell Biology PhD Award
Raff Medal Winner 2022: Former Department of Biochemistry student is the winner of the British Society for Cell Biology PhD Award
Former Department of Biochemistry Part II student is first author of Nature Communications paper about radiation damage in proteins