Lecturer (Assist. Prof.) in Molecular Biochemistry KCL
Cambridge, England
Joined September 2017
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#Postdoc opportunity to join my group at #KCL to work on RNA modelling for 2 years (+1 year pot. extension). #CompChem #ChemPostDoc #PostDocJobs #RNA Apply by 17th September!
kcl.ac.uk/jobs/123725-resear…
Finishing the year on a high - a new job and an accepted paper. 🥳
I will join KCL as Lecturer in Molecular Biochemistry, and I will focus on computational investigations of RNA and protein structural ensembles.
#newPI 1/3
Last but not least, this wouldn't have happened without a lot of support. Thanks to @maire_brace, @paultgriffiths @RNHeaton David Wales and Samuela Pasquali, and everyone else during the last 7 years (no chance to fit everyone into a single tweet). 3/3
Bonus part: The paper is our work on Selective bond ruptures in Collagen. Here is the biorxiv version:
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
How do molecules in collagen fibres rupture when pulled? Turns out this happens selectively - read more in our new preprint here: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
For a summary of what we found, read this thread. 1/
Our investigation of how m6A methylation alters the structural ensembles of an RNA transcript of Kaposi's sarcoma-associated herpes virus, leading to a stable transcript and m6A reader recruitment. Great collab with colleagues in Leeds and Paris. @ChemCambridge
In this work, Röder and colleagues present their results of their investigation on an oncogenic virus-encoded RNA.
Read the full article here: plos.io/3Nc58xq
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In this work, Röder and colleagues present their results of their investigation on an oncogenic virus-encoded RNA.
Read the full article here: plos.io/3Nc58xq
My fiancée is running an Ultramarathon, which is supporting a charity against modern slavery. Check the page below and maybe help her to raise some money for the Tribe freedom foundation. #JustGiving
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