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Biochemistry Image of the Month: June
Biochemistry Image of the Month: June
Bertie Ansell named as a 2023 Schmidt Science Fellow
Bertie Ansell named as a 2023 Schmidt Science Fellow
Professor Kim Nasmyth elected to the National Academy of Sciences
Professor Kim Nasmyth elected to the National Academy of Sciences
Professor Neil Brockdorff awarded an ERC Advanced Grant to investigate in cis translocated (ict) RNAs
Professor Neil Brockdorff awarded an ERC Advanced Grant to investigate in cis translocated (ict) RNAs
Winners of the Postgraduate Poster Symposium
Winners of the Postgraduate Poster Symposium
Centenary News: Scientific Imaging Competition Award Ceremony
Centenary News: Scientific Imaging Competition Award Ceremony
The Department of Biochemistry opens the doors of its Small Research Facilities
The Department of Biochemistry opens the doors of its Small Research Facilities
Scientists Discover Enzyme That Turns Air Into Electricity, Providing A New Clean Source Of Energy
Scientists Discover Enzyme That Turns Air Into Electricity, Providing A New Clean Source Of Energy
International Women’s Day: Biochemistry celebrates “Women in Science” at the History of Science Museum
International Women’s Day: Biochemistry celebrates “Women in Science” at the History of Science Museum
Oxford Brookes Science Bazaar 2023
Oxford Brookes Science Bazaar 2023
Centenary Cycling - More than 100!
Centenary Cycling - More than 100!
Research reveals the first molecular understanding of BIRC6 – an essential regulator of cell death
Research reveals the first molecular understanding of BIRC6 – an essential regulator of cell death
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