Department of Biochemistry
University of Oxford
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Oxford OX1 3QU

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Anaphase bridges in fission yeast cells
Whitby lab

Lactose permease represented using bending cylinders in Bendix software
Caroline Dahl, Sansom lab

Epithelial cells in C. elegans showing a seam cell that failed to undergo cytokinesis
Serena Ding, Woollard lab

Collage of Drosophila third instar larva optic lobe
Lu Yang, Davis lab

First year Biochemistry students at a practical class

Image showing the global movement of lipids in a model planar membrane
Matthieu Chavent, Sansom lab

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› Assembling a protein transporter

› iGem Gold Medal Award

› Bungo Akiyoshi awarded EMBO Young Investigator

› Postdoc wins Korenchevsky award at British Society for Research on Ageing Annual meeting

› DPhil student wins Etter Student Award at American Crystallographic Association Annual meeting

› Enzyme structure offers new hopes for better antivirals

› Elena Seiradake awarded a Wellcome Trust Senior Research Fellowship

› Smoothly does it: Structural insights into an unusual G-protein coupled receptor

› Protein sensor turns itself inside out and back again

› Cryo-EM sheds light on how cells repair DNA damage

› Dr Tim Nott awarded Wellcome Trust Sir Henry Dale Fellowship

› Wellcome News for Protein Antibiotics

› Matthieu Chavent receives PRACEdays16 Award

› Visualising Targets for Novel Antibiotics

› Cells show their individuality in a new study of DNA damage responses

› The secrets of fast neurotransmission in the brain

› Professor Elspeth Garman receives the 2015 Mildred Dresselhaus Award

› Teaming up against cancer - Programming protein teams to induce cancer cell death

› Single human cells reveal molecular mechanisms in cell cycle control

Professor Elspeth Garman receives the 2015 Mildred Dresselhaus Award

Professor Elspeth Garman has received the 2015 Mildred Dresselhaus Award by the University of Hamburg. The award recognizes Elspeth’s outstanding contributions to structural biology as well as mentoring and training a generation of crystallographers. The award was presented this year by the Hamburg Centre for Ultrafast Imaging and includes a personal prize combined with a guest professorship.

Deepa Nath
23 February 2016

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Professor Elspeth Garman receives the 2015 Mildred Dresselhaus Award

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