Adam Grieve travelled from Bristol to present his exciting new work on rhomboid protease function in neuronal cells.

Sarah’s swansong paper documenting an inducible aggregate reporter for live cell imaging (including single molecule analysis) has been...

It was great to host Phil Woodman for a thought-provoking seminar detailing the function of ESCRT proteins in animal cells.

In between the mayhem and conferences, we somehow managed to celebrate a final lab meeting and meal to round out a busy but productive year!

Everyone travelled to London before Christmas to attend the UKMT meeting, which was held at Guy’s Hospital KCL for the first time. Chris...

After our summer break and some scheduling issues, it was great to get the seminar series back up and running with the wonderful Joan...

Chris attended the DTP residential for 1st year BBSRC students, which was in a forest in Derbyshire. Lots of fun activities, including a...

Chris popped in to the University of Sheffield ( en route  to Derbyshire) to give a talk and catch up with various colleagues in membrane...

Chris was invited to give a talk at this year’s Green Impact Award ceremony - detailing various sustainability efforts we have been...

Chris co-organised NECB in York this year with Ines Hahn. The event was held at the STEM centre. Great posters and talks, including a...

First paper, first person interview - Martha tells the Company of Biologists about her career into research so far.

Another successful Generation Research symposium! Brilliant and inspiring talks from so many different ECRs.

After some arm twisting from Per Ljungdahl, Chris agreed to organize the 39th SMYTE in York. Such an amazing event, with people...

Martha’s first ever paper published - and she got the front cover with this awesome SIM image of this unconventional yeast species in...

Chris helped Andy Hitchcock organise the Royal Society annual fellows networking meeting - which for the first time was not held in...