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Read more at: Dupree Group exhibits at the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition
Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition 2025

Dupree Group exhibits at the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition

The Dupree Group has been selected to be part of one of the thirteen flagship, main exhibits at the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition this week.

Their exhibit is HAPPYMAT: Materials Inspired by Nature and comes out of the Dupree Group's EPSRC...

Read more at: Article on the Microscopy Bioscience Platform features Machesky Group
Normal and genetically engineered pancreatic cancer cells

Article on the Microscopy Bioscience Platform features Machesky Group

The University has published a new article on the Cambridge Microscopy Bioscience Platform , featuring research from groups using the platform across the School of Biological Sciences and including the Machesky Group's work on better treatments for pancreatic cancer and images by Roberta Palmulli and Lisa Dobson (...

Read more at: Paul Dupree features in BBSRC showcase
Paul Dupree at Supplant

Paul Dupree features in BBSRC showcase

Supplant and Paul Dupree feature in a showcase to celebrate Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council 30-year milestone - a three-decade journey driven by commitment, collaboration and innovation. The piece focuses on the company's mission to generate food from agricultural...

Read more at: Daniel Eggerichs wins Sustainable Innovation Prize!
Daniel Eggerichs

Daniel Eggerichs wins Sustainable Innovation Prize!

Congratulations to Hollfelder-Group member, Daniel Eggerichs, who will be awarded the Prize for Bioconversion of Renewable Resources from the German Chemical Society (GDCh) for his PhD thesis at Ruhr University Bochum. The award will be presented in September at the GDCh Science Forum Chemistry (SFC).

Daniel’s...

Read more at: Landmark study reveals the structural mechanisms of a major DNA repair pathway in human cells
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Landmark study reveals the structural mechanisms of a major DNA repair pathway in human cells

Dr. Luay Joudeh, a former research associate of the Pellegrini group who is now a microscopy manager at the departments of Pathology & Biochemistry, together with Robert Appleby, a former PhD student who is now at the Francis Crick Institute, have published a significant Reviewed Preprint in eLife on how an...

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