Dillingham Lab

@dillinghamlab.bsky.social

Studying DNA replication, repair and recombination using biochemical, biophysical and structural methods. University of Bristol, UK. ORCID ID: 0000-0002-4612-7141

Are you a postdoc interested in the mechanisms of disease? Do you have a great record and an exciting vision? Come and start your own lab @dunnschool.bsky.social by applying for sponsorship for early career fellowships. Deadline 22nd of September...please share! www.path.ox.ac.uk/work-with-us...

Group Leader Career Development Fellowships - Dunn School

Are you an early career researcher interested in the cell or molecular mechanisms underlying disease? Do you have an outstanding record and an innovative research plan?

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If you have experience in biochemistry/cryo-EM, are interested in DNA replication, and would like to do a postdoc in New York - our lab has positions available! Just DM or email me with your CV.

From creating structural biology pipelines to investigating DNA mismatch repair, it's been an insightful week in Crete for our Machines on Genes conference! Congratulations to our poster prize winners: Daniel, James, Manuel and Emma for their fantastic presentations. 🧪

Daniel Ramirez Montero holding his poster prize certificate by the stage at the Biochemical Society's 94th Harden Conference: Machines on Genes.Emma Arean-Ulloa, James Provan and Manuel Osorio Valeriano holding their poster prize certificates in front of the stage at the Biochemical Society's 94th Harden Conference: Machines on Genes.

E. coli is the leading bacterium causing death from AMR infections worldwide. If you'd like to explore approaches to exploit the DNA damage response as alternative antimicrobial, please apply to the following PhD studentship available in my lab starting October 2026: www.findaphd.com/phds/project...

Exploiting the bacterial DNA damage response as an alternative antimicrobial at Newcastle University on FindAPhD.com

PhD Project - Exploiting the bacterial DNA damage response as an alternative antimicrobial at Newcastle University, listed on FindAPhD.com

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Totally! 💯 Whenever there is a survey here in the UK, I keep suggesting that every grant holder should review 4 grant proposals per year for the body from which they receive funding. This should be a commitment at the stage of accepting the award. If you have received,you give back to the community

Yasin Dagdas@plantophagy.bsky.social · 7mo ago

If they do it because they can’t find reviewers, the solution is very simple: you review 3 grants for every grant you submit. If you don’t or do a bad job, you are banned from submitting for a year. If they really think AI can do a better job at judging grants than us, we should close shop.

Exciting PhD opportunity! Uncover the molecular mechanism of the MADS bacterial immune system and its synergy with CRISPR-Cas. Based in the Szczelkun lab in Bristol with strong collaboration with the Blower lab at NEB and opportunities to work with other amazing research groups! Link below:

Please join us in the North East on the 5th of November as we celebrate with a one day symposium for the launch of our BBSRC funded 100 keV Tundra TEM aka the Northern Eye: nusbf.ncl.ac.uk/ccpem-tfs-ne... The symposium has been kindly sponsored by @thermofishersci.bsky.social & @ccpem.bsky.social

Grand Opening of the Northern eye, a cryo-TEM in Newcastle

Grand Opening of the Northern Eye in Newcastle, a100 kV Tundra cryo-TEM in Newcastle University on Wednesday 5th November 2025

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I’m really excited to share that I’ve been awarded a Wellcome Trust Career Development Award to start my own research group at Oxford University Biochemistry Department @BiochemOxford 🧬🎉