Exploring Interdisciplinary Ways to Share Science and Ideas with Everyone
May 2024
Cat Vicente, the Head of Scientific Strategy and Projects at the Dunn School and a fellow of Reuben College, has co-authored an article advocating for public engagement to be more interdisciplinary to enable academics to better engage with broad-ranging public audiences.
Two Dunn School groups awarded Wellcome Trust Discovery Awards
April 2024
Many congratulations to Professor Ivan Ahel and Professor Omer Dushek for securing these prestigious 8-year programme grants.
New meningitis-B vaccine developed by the Tang lab
April 2024
The collaboration between the Serum Institute of India Pvt. Ltd and the University of Oxford will provide lifesaving protection against Men-B through the production of a chimeric protein-based vaccine.
New portrait of Alan Williams unveiled
March 2024
A pioneer in the field of leukocyte membrane proteins, Alan Williams was elected Head of Department in 1991. The unveiling of the new photographic portrait was hosted by the current Head of Department Professor Matthew Freeman earlier this year, in the company of friends and family.
dCas9 roadblocks paving new ways for CRISPRi use
February 2024
In a study published in Nature Structural & Molecular Biology, the Proudfoot lab demonstrates how the use of dCas9 might affect transcriptional elongation and RNA processing, and how it can be harnessed to manipulate Pol II progression along the gene.
Upcoming Seminar
How mRNA nuclear export allows you to live with a genome filled with junk DNA
24/05/2024 1:00 pm
Prof Alexander Palazzo
Associate Professor – Biochemistry Department, University of Toronto/Visiting Scientist – Laboratoire Interdisciplinaire des Science Numérique, Université Paris-Saclay
Departmental Seminar series
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Prospective graduate students
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