Here comes Timmyyyyy! Welcoming our newest lab member and work horse at CCP today. #TimsTOF #letsgo

Please join us for 12th installment of our EMERGE webinar series featuring Eneko Villanueva Verdejo from CambridgeCProteomics, and hosted by Stoyan Stoychev entitled: RNA-Protein interactions in Space and Time. Registration: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Our new lab photo is too big for a cover photo - but here we are in all our glory! Happy Christmas from CCP🎄

Exciting opportunity to join my lab CambridgeCProteomics in a 3 year postdoc position to understand the role of SUMO modification in guiding plant adaptation. jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/38945/ Part of a BBSRC sLoLa project with Ari's lab, Andy Jones, Malcolm Bennett (Nottingham).

Exciting opportunity to join a BBSRC sLOLA funded consortium working to understand how members of the ancient microbial IM30 protein family function to protect membranes from different stresses. Join my lab for the cool proteomics part of the project jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/40029/

A ‘tour-de-force’, as Kathryn would say. A great collaborative project revealing proteomic responses to nearly all genes in S. cerevisiae !! Ralser Lab Georg Kustatscher and many more. Check it out below: cell.com/cell/pdf/S0092…

New E.coli RNA-BP study using OOPS. We show how dynamic these proteins are between different growth phases and find many new RBPs. Great collaboration from Willis Lab MRC Toxicology Unit, Gavin H Thomas labs and CambridgeCProteomics, led by Mie Monti and Eneko Villanueva biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Come visit our PhD students’ posters British Society for Proteome Research #BSPREUPA2023 Kieran is at 135 and Charl at 41 !!

An extensive workflow for analysing expression proteomics data in R. All feedback welcome!

Kathryn Lilley (Kathryn Lilley) and Anne Willis (MRC Toxicology Unit) published a paper in Nature Methods with colleagues Human Technopole and Oxford Statistics that presents the most comprehensive overview to date of subcellular co-localisation dynamics of RNA and protein: bioc.cam.ac.uk/news/new-frame…

Delighted to host Kathryn Lilley CambridgeCProteomics Cambridge Biochemistry as this weeks biomedical seminar speaker Kathryn is presenting her work on the subcellular transcriptome and proteome #transcriptomics #proteomics #omics #biochemistry

New paper alert ⏰ Applying OOPS to study the dynamic RBPome of E.coli. Congrats to all involved in this great collaboration!

📰 New paper alert! We got together to write a review about the current and future status of subcellular spatial proteomics. We cover everything from protein complexes to niches to whole cells - available online now! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

#OpenAccess #Review Advances in spatial proteomics: Mapping proteome architecture from protein complexes to subcellular localizations by Kathryn Lilley and colleagues at Cambridge University dlvr.it/TDTn2p

An end-to-end workflow for the analysis of expression proteomics in R plus plenty of discussion on the importance of each step. We hope this is a useful resource for the community⭐️

Incredibly honoured to receive the EuPA award. Tremendous thanks to Kathryn Lilley and all amazing colleagues at the CambridgeCProteomics, the birthplace of DIA-NN, as well as my fantastic lab members, our collaborators and the proteomics community for all the support!

Cambridge Centre for Proteomics core facility is currently looking to recruit a Research Laboratory Technician to perform sample preparation from user samples. Apply here by 19 March: jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/50403/

Kathryn Lilley (Kathryn Lilley) spoke about her work on cell wide protein localisation to understand therapy resistance mechanisms Cambridge Biochemistry | #BICC2025

New workflow paper from our lab demonstrating how to analyse subcellular proteomics data derived from protein correlation profiling !

Another great output from our collaboration with Ari's lab. Published now in Science.