Professor Rob Cross (left) receiving the 2025 Sustained Excellence Award from Dr David Tumbarello (right)
Congratulations to Rob Cross from Centre for Mechanochemical Cell Biology on receiving the 2025 Biochemical Society Award for Sustained Excellence at Dynamic Cell VI today! Rob presented his latest insights into the interlocking nanomechanics of kinesins and tubulins.
Fostering valuable interaction between early career researchers and established scientists, with a strong emphasis on collaboration and emerging technologies in cell biology. British Society for Cell Biology
Scientists in lab coats discussing protein purification techniques promoting a Biochemical Society training event in Luton, UK. Protein Purification and Biophysical Characterisation 2026 14-15 July 2026
Join us at Protein Purification and Biophysical Characterisation from 14-15 July to explore the latest hardware and technologies used in protein purification and biophysical measurements. Discover an exciting programme designed for researchers and professionals! https://ow.ly/fwH450YMQ8I
Aerial view of a tractor harvesting crops in a vast field. Crest Awards Feed the World. 815 million people around the world don't have enough food to eat. Find out about how new research into genetically modifying crops is making them more resistant to changing conditions and easier to grow.
Want a science project that matters? CREST Awards guide students to research solutions to antibiotic-resistant bacteria, relevant to medicine and agriculture. Check out our Feed the World guide to designing your Gold Crest Project: https://ow.ly/tGW450YMQ28
Harden Conference 95th Harden Conference: Linking Golgi trafficking and glycan function. Blackburn, UK 23-26 June 2026 Earlybird deadline: 23 April 2026
Don't miss out on the 95th Harden: Linking Golgi trafficking and glycan function. Register and submit your abstract TODAY before midnight to save £50 off your registration fee 🧪 https://ow.ly/v7ys50YOnIj
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Day 3 of Dynamic Cell VI and we are looking forward to our session on New computational and imaging technologies for analysing cell function! British Society for Cell Biology
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Great to see such engagement at Dynamic Cell VI, where researchers are sharing insights into intracellular trafficking, organelle dynamics, and membrane biology.
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Online training announcement for 'Introduction to Statistics for the Life Sciences' on 27 April 2026 by the Biochemical Society.
5 days to go! Unlock the power of data in the life sciences with our online Introduction to Statistics course, covering core concepts, practical analysis, and interpretation for biochemistry and related fields. Starting 27 April: https://ow.ly/7RpL50YMPWZ
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Discover the molecular magic of exercise! Bridging fundamental biochemistry with translational applications, our 2026 International Award winner, Dr Lykke Sylow, will showcase innovative techniques to uncover the molecular mechanisms underlying exercise’s effects: https://ow.ly/RfMK50YMPS1
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Conference attendees seated at round tables watching a presentation on Dynamic Cell VII held from April 21-24, 2023.
Live from Dynamic Cell VI: an inspiring start to the meeting, bringing together cell biologists, imaging specialists, and computational experts to explore cellular dynamics across multiple scales. British Society for Cell Biology
aPKC substrate targeting mechanisms - Shona Ellison from @crick.ac.uk presented their role in cell polarity at the #DynamicCellVI meeting of @bscb-official.bsky.social and @biochemsoc.bsky.social
Reviews on myocardial stunning and the functions of BMP-9 are featured alongside research covering TNF inhibitor action in lesioned muscle and the role of inflammation in high-altitude illnesses in this latest issue of #BiosciRep https://ow.ly/r8Ek50YMkZF 🧪
Opportunities available! We are looking for people to become our Associate Editors and Editorial board members. Visit our website to apply!
Applications are open to join our committees, panels and boards, including Associate Editor and Editorial Board roles. Support your professional development and help shape the Society’s future! Read our latest news item for guidance on how to find the right role for you: https://ow.ly/A6He50YNrrt
Congratulations again to all of our latest #BiochemAward winners! If you missed the announcements, discover the full list of 2027 awardees and celebrate their excellence across a broad range of disciplines within our community
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The @biochemsoc.bsky.social Translation UK 2026 meeting will be at @universityofleeds.bsky.social
from 30th June - 2nd July. Fantastic keynote speakers including @jbquerido.bsky.social, @nickywhiffin.bsky.social, Nicolas Locker
Register and submit your abstract here:
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Did you know our Sponsored Event grants are available to support both face-to-face and virtual meetings? If you're planning an institutional seminar series, a one-off lecture, or small event, then don't miss out on the opportunity to apply for funding. Deadline 15 June: https://ow.ly/uJpf50YMBPm
Scientists discussing data in front of a research poster promoting graphic for Third International Meeting on ERK5 Signalling in Manchester, 1-3 July 2026.
Explore the latest in ERK5 biology from discovery to disease applications. A rare chance for early-career & leading scientists to share ERK5 research side by side. Be part of the conversation driving the field forward. Register before 1 May to save £50: https://ow.ly/sHbL50YMBu5
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For members interested in science policy - apply for the chance to attend Parliamentary Links Day at the Houses of Parliament on 16 June and engage parliamentarians in science policy discussions! https://ow.ly/sz0T50YKwK9
That’s a wrap on the 7th UK Membrane Protein Workshop. Thanks to everyone who joined us and contributed to an inspiring few days! #MembraneProteins
Promotional graphic for a Biochemistry Focus webinar, The molecular magic of exercise and how it transforms, scheduled for April 23, 14:00-15:00 BST. FREE to register!
Curious how exercise can prevent type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and even cancer? Join us on 23 April to explore the molecular mechanisms behind exercise’s effects and how uncovering these pathways may reveal new targets for future therapies! https://ow.ly/6hWw50YGqOr
Bioscience Reports is inviting content covering signal transduction pathways affected by aging, mutations, epigenetic modifications, metabolism and viral infections. This collection seeks to give new insights into homeostasis and to help identify new therapeutic strategies: https://ow.ly/8SJl50YGYbq
Dr Helen Foster and Professor Elton Zeqiraj smile at the camera. Elton image credit: Dan Mao
👏 @zeqiraj.bsky.social and @helenfoster.bsky.social, both in the School of Molecular and Cellular Biology, have scooped two prestigious awards from @biochemsoc.bsky.social!
Congratulations both - incredibly well-deserved.
Read the full story 👇 biologicalsciences.leeds.ac.uk/biological-s...
@exdrososcientia.bsky.social an I were delighted to host @franbottanelli.bsky.social for an amazing seminar on nanoscale understanding of membrane trafficking pathways 🔬
We are grateful to @biochemsoc.bsky.social for sponsorship to host an international speaker 🙌
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Group of diverse adults posing in a modern lecture hall at Aston University, Birmingham, with a large screen behind them.
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Expert lectures, hands‑on labs and great collaboration have made Days 1 & 2 of the 7th UK Membrane Protein Workshop a real success. Looking forward to Day 3! Thanks to everyone involved. #MembraneProteins
Timeline highlighting relevant experience, education, and career milestones in biomedical and bioengineering fields.
If you're considering career paths, be sure to check out our Day in the Life article series in The Biochemist! Our latest issue features a Day in the Life of a Bioengineering Laboratory Technician from Nana Asante Asamoah-Danso, read now: https://ow.ly/Q48z50YGqAs
Undergraduate membership. Advance your learning. Thrive in your studies of molecular biosciences. Shape your career. Gain valuable experience to excel in your future career.
If you’re completing your first degree in the molecular biosciences, Undergraduate membership is for you! Get a head start with your studies & in your chosen career, whether you plan to remain a scientist or choose a different path. Join today! https://ow.ly/zYgg50YGqBR
Starting 27 April 2026, our online Introduction to Statistics for the Life Sciences course helps you build confidence in data analysis and strengthen your research skills. Enrol today and study at your own pace: https://ow.ly/xuxT50YAvtN
Scientist guiding young students in a lab with colorful test tubes, promoting inclusion in molecular bioscience projects. EDI and Outreach Grants. Up to £1000 to support projects aiming to strengthen inclusion and participation within the molecular biosciences community
Discover our brand-new EDI and Outreach Grants! We're looking for exciting projects that aim to enhance public understanding of molecular bioscience, elevate underrepresented voices, or foster a more accessible and inclusive environment. Find out more and apply by 20 May! https://ow.ly/Y67V50YH6tj
We are so proud of all our Biochemical Society 2027 Award winners. Visit our website to find out more about all of the deserving recipients #BiochemAwards 🧪
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Dr Ana Costa-Pereira from Imperial College London receiving the Established Educator Teaching Excellence Award at the 2027 Biochemical Society Awards.
It's a double education win for Imperial College London Congratulations to Dr Ana Costa-Pereira who receives the Established Educator Teaching Excellence Award for her unwavering focus on student success and transformation of Biomedical Science education through the creation of Lab Pods.