We have been recording another AIME podcast! Dr Doug Browning sat down with Matt Derry to discuss his latest exciting research project! See our other Aston Originals videos here: youtube.com/watch?v=O43Ksa… Or see Spotify for the audio-only versions: open.spotify.com/show/2N2Aw1DzO…

Introducing Dr Benjamin Lane (Benjamin Lane), a new Research Fellow in #AIME. Ben is interested in using structural biology approaches to understand the mechanisms of important bacterial transport proteins, with the aim of identifying new ways of targeting bacteria.

We have been highlighted in the Royal Society of Biology Biology for a Better Tomorrow series: contentwithpurpose.co.uk/rsb/biology-fo…. Check out Dave Jenkins, Roslyn Bill, Prof. Andrew Devitt and others in this feature!

We can't wait to welcome you here in #AIME! See you in February @george_superres!

Reminder of the deadline for applying for this Tenure Track Research Fellow position here in AIME! Submit your application before 23:59 BST on Friday 18th October! jobs.aston.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?i…

Check out our latest podcast highlighting Dr Doug Browning's research below!

✨ We’re live from Birmingham city centre at Arup for the AIME TechWeek Showcase!   We’ll be sharing how Aston Institute for Membrane Excellence innovations in clean water, resource recovery, and drug development can drive #industry growth. Stay tuned for highlights. 📸

👨‍🔬 Prof Paul Topham, Prof Alan Goddard and Dr Matt Derry break down the science and share how our cutting-edge #research translates into market-driven innovations for industry. 🧪🔬 #ScienceForIndustry #Innovation

👥  Prof Andrew Dove chairs the panel discussion on membrane bioengineering’s commercial potential for the West Midlands with Dr Lisa Smith - Midlands Mindforge, Rob Valentine- Bruntwood SciTech, Prof Alan Goddard - Aston Institute for Membrane Excellence #IndustryImpact #Innovation #Ambition #collaboration

🌟  Inspiring discussions at the AIME Showcase today! Big thanks to Arup and Bruntwood SciTech for their support. Stay tuned for updates on breakthrough innovations that will shape the future of industry and society. Ready to collaborate? Get in touch: bit.ly/4e0dV31

🎙️What is a membrane?🎙️ 🗣️Doug Browning tells Aston Institute for Membrane Excellence's Matt Derry why membrane proteins are so important for life, vaccines & drugs 🦠"Genetically engineering bacteria into self-regulating ‘rice cookers’ for cell membrane proteins" WATCH 👉youtu.be/4u_pzspQgyY

Check out the latest work published by Alfred Fernandez and co-workers from Aston Institute for Membrane Excellence EBRI - Energy & Bioproducts Research Institute and Beamline B24 - Diamond Light Source Diamond Light Source! Congratulations to all involved! Engineering@Aston Health and Life Sciences at Aston University

We have several #PhD #studentship opportunities, all starting in October 2025. Research topics are wide-ranging within the broad scope of #membranes! See the full list of projects and details of how to apply here: lnkd.in/gAJRURhF ⏳6th December deadline⏳

MIBTP has been awarded funding from UKRI to continue its doctoral training partnership in the Midlands. Aston University Health and Life Sciences at Aston University Aston Institute for Membrane Excellence Alan Goddard

Big news from some of the team here at AIME!! More to follow...

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Today we hosted colleagues from University of Leeds for our first joint research symposium. We had flash presentations covering topics ranging from membrane biology, polymer science and medicinal chemistry, plus many more! We are looking forward to developing this collaboration!

🚨 The deadline for applications to the suite of PhD projects available here in AIME is this FRIDAY 6TH DECEMBER 🚨 See here for details of all projects: findaphd.com/phds/?Keywords… Information on how to apply here: aston.ac.uk/node/5695

💷|Aston Institute for Membrane Excellence receives £500,000 grant from Wolfson Foundation for state-of-the-art microscope 🔬The confocal spinning disc microscope can image biological processes at a speed of 2,000 frames per second 👩‍🔬Prof Roslyn Bill will lead the Aston University team 👉tinyurl.com/3kkkpc53