
McCormick Lab
@mccormick_lab
University of Edinburgh; Institute of Molecular Plant Sciences; photosynthesis; plant and algal engineering biology; cyanobacterial biotechnology
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http://mccormick.bio.ed.ac.uk 31-05-2019 21:27:37
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Job alert!! Still time to apply for a Lectureship in Plant Science and join a very vibrant and friendly department. Looking forward to receiving your application. Deadline 5/1/24 Global Plant Council Catherine Kidner SRUC Research James Hutton Institute Horticulture Research HortQFLNet



Working towards your goals one step at a time: An interview with Plant Physiology monitoring editor Alistair McCormick buff.ly/3uQuM6X Jiawen Chen McCormick Lab


Congratulations Dr Abi Perrin and team for developing this new resource. CyanoTag: Discovery of protein function facilitated by high-throughput endogenous tagging in a photosynthetic prokaryote biorxiv.org/content/10.110… . Explore the data here: morf-db.org/projects/York-… Algae-UK #algae



CsLinker: an algal pyrenoid assembly protein that binds the RbcL, complements across 800 My of evolution and phase separates plant Rubisco. Very excited to share this work by James Barrett, Jamie Blaza, Michael Plevin, Mark Leake, McCormick Lab. Martin Jonikas doi.org/10.1101/2024.0…


And that's a wrap. Thanks to all for coming and thanks also to the sun for showing up just in time for the group photo Ben Engel Maria Hondele Fay-Wei Li 李飛葦 @LabRichter Oliver Mueller-Cajar McCormick Lab Luke Mackinder Martin Jonikas Laura Gunn Gates Foundation Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council Mark Leake Physics of Life




Out now: our new review on the potential role of cyanobacteria in carbon negative emissions technologies. Great work by Angelo Victoria and Mikey Astbury, and thanks to the CTRFoundation UK and CyanoCapture for inspiration! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…



Postdoc position alert! We are teaming up with colleagues at UEA, Stellenbosch and CyanoCapture on a CTRFoundation UK funded project to engineer fast-growing cyanobacteria for growth on flue gas to help reduce CO2 emissions. Please do apply if interested jobs.ac.uk/job/DJT883/pos…

A promiscuous algal Rubisco binding protein that binds to the large subunit, can condense plant Rubiscos and functionally complement an epyc1 mutant. Congrats James Barrett + great team effort Mihris Ibnu Saleem,Michael Plevin,McCormick Lab,Jamie Blaza,Peter O'Toole. doi.org/10.1038/s41477…


Check out this Research Briefing for a quick overview of our work exploring Rubisco condensation by CsLinker, an intrinsically disordered protein from Chlorella. All driven by James Barrett doi.org/10.1038/s41477…



Want to make thylakoids traverse a pyrenoid matrix? Read here to find out how! Excited that this fantastic collaborative story is now published, congrats and a big thank you to all involved Martin Jonikas, Josep Vilarrasa Blasi, Robert Jinkerson and Sam Zeeman’s lab. doi.org/10.1038/s41477…


Our new review is out now – well done Ella, Sabina, Nicky and Charlotte – a great collaboration with the Luke Mackinder! From algae to plants: understanding pyrenoid based CO2-concentrating mechanisms. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
