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Cambridge Biochemistry

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Department of Biochemistry, University of Cambridge

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Cambridge Biochemistry@cambiochem.bsky.social · last wk.

There is still time to apply for an Independent Research Fellowship in our Department. Details of how to apply by 25 September are here: www.bioc.cam.ac.uk/research/ind...

Independent Research Fellowships in Biochemistry | Department of Biochemistry

Independent Research Fellowships in Biochemistry

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Cambridge Biochemistry@cambiochem.bsky.social · last mo.

Applications are invited to our programme supporting early career researchers to establish their own independent research groups. Please circulate and further details of how to apply by 25 September are here: www.bioc.cam.ac.uk/research/ind... #Biochemistry #EarlyCareer #Postdocs #Science

Cambridge Biochemistry@cambiochem.bsky.social · 2mo ago

A paper in @natmethods.nature.com by @jenny-molloy.bsky.social and @fernanfederici.bsky.social documents the reclone.org model for democratising access to essential biological tools and reagents, and the evidence behind it. Read the paper here: www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Reclone: a global research community building equitable access to reagents - Nature Methods

The Reagent Collaboration Network (Reclone) seeks to address the global asymmetry in research and development in biotechnology across the Global South through open sharing of biomaterials, protocols a...

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icgeb.org@icgebofficial.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Global Collaboration for Equitable Access to Biotechnology Reclone in @Nature Methods. Dr. Jenny Molloy (ICGEB #Italy & #Cambridge Univ.) describes how the #open-source platform is expanding equitable access to biotechnology worldwide. Open science. Global collaboration. More at icgeb.org

Cambridge Biochemistry@cambiochem.bsky.social · 3mo ago

New @cam.ac.uk feature on the wonderful work in the Howe Lab to develop biocells that harness the chemistry of algae to power small devices: www.cam.ac.uk/stories/camb...

A truly green way to power our devices

At a time when ‘being green’ matters more than ever, a team of Cambridge researchers has devised a way to power electronic devices that’s taken the brief quite literally.

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University of Cambridge@cam.ac.uk · 3mo ago

Cambridge researchers have created a device that could replace disposable batteries with a cleaner source of energy 🔋 A team at @cambiochem.bsky.social are using process of photosynthesis in algae to generate continuous electricity, without harming the organism. Read more: https://bit.ly/4oXhs8k

A group of three people stands in a library-like setting with shelves filled with books and binders. They are holding a small container, showcasing a new algae-powered biocell. There is a banner above them reading, "New Cambridge research: New algae-powered biocell technology could replace millions of disposable batteries."
Cambridge Biochemistry@cambiochem.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Congratulations to @hollfelderlab.bsky.social on their opportunity seed funding from @aria-research.bsky.social for a project to make iPSC technology into a broadly applicable tool for ecosystem science and species conservation. More about this crucial research: www.bioc.cam.ac.uk/news/hollfel...

Hollfelder Group is awarded ARIA seed funding | Department of Biochemistry

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Advanced Research + Invention Agency (ARIA)@aria-research.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Meet our Engineering Ecosystem Resilience seed Creators 🌱 Backed by up to £500k, these projects span advanced ecosystem sensing, nature-based interventions, autonomous robots and molecular tools for conservation. Discover the teams: link.aria.org.uk/EER-seed-creators-BS

Cambridge Biochemistry@cambiochem.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Congratulations to our former colleague John McCafferty, on being elected Fellow of The Royal Society and Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences.

Medicine at Cambridge@medcambridge.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Newly elected both as a Fellow of the @acmedsci.bsky.social and Fellow of the @royalsociety.org, John McCafferty has spent more than 3 decades transforming antibodies from natural defenders into medicines that have improved millions of lives. Read our latest feature on his journey: buff.ly/3GBB3Et

MRC Toxicology Unit@mrc-tu.bsky.social · 5mo ago

The Patil group is part of a new collaboration that aims to understand how changes to our gut microbiome in early life impact neurodevelopment. The project is part of Wellcome LEAP's Foundation Of a Resilient Microbiome (FORM) initiative Read more:

Research into the gut-brain axis in early life receives funding | MRC Toxicology Unit

The Patil group is part of a new collaboration between groups in the US, Japan, Australia, and the UK that aims to understand how changes to our gut microbiome in early life impact neurodevelopment.…

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MRC Toxicology Unit@mrc-tu.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Researchers in the Patil lab found that co-culturing bacteria profoundly alters each species' behavior. Because the gut microbiome directly affects our health, understanding these interactions helps show how it responds to challenges (e.g. drugs) Read the full story: buff.ly/dZ42Vnx

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Cambridge Zero@cambridgezero.bsky.social · 6mo ago

🗣️ On 17 April 2026, Cambridge Zero is bringing together researchers across disciplines to explore sustainable foods, medicines, and carbon management. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4sC8ezn 🌏 A brilliant space for collaboration, innovation, and future funding conversations.

Select tickets – Plant Engineering for Sustainable Futures – David Attenborough Building

Plant Engineering for Sustainable Futures – David Attenborough Building, Fri 17 Apr 2026 - Join us for a full‑day event focused on Plant Engineering for Sustainable Futures, including: Sustainable Foo...

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