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Student-led petition for safer cycling at new Kenilworth School hits 1,000 signatures in just two weeks kenilworth.nub.news/n/student-led-…

Computational modelling and near-complete kinetochore tracking reveal how chromosome dynamics during cell division are co-ordinated ... biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh… #biorxiv_cellbio

Honoured to take over after outstanding leadership by David (and Adrian Bird before him). Grateful for amazing colleagues that make @wcb an inspiring place to do science!

Fantastic show of support at Kenilworth School this morning! kenilworth.nub.news/n/student-led-…

🔬Midlands Open Bioimaging (MOB) is a new collaborative network facilitating remote training & access to advanced microscopy Centre Of Membrane Proteins and REceptors davide calebiro @unibirm_mds BioMedSci Warwick Warwick CAMDU Claire Mitchell University of Leicester Researcher Academy 🗞️bit.ly/3KhrBqS

With this grant, our lab at SciLifeLab Karolinska Institutet will start a collaboration with Steve Royle Rhys Denver of University of Warwick and Carlos Lois of Caltech to study neuronal electromechanical signalling. Congrats to all the teams..

NanoSyrinx are in sunny London today for the ICURe Showcase event, celebrating the success of the Innovate UK ICURe Programme.

Dismissal of women’s health problems as ‘benign’ leading to soaring NHS lists theguardian.com/society/2022/j…

So pleased to see this paper officially published! We visualised chromosomes in live human embryos for the first time using two methods, and found that the first embryonic mitosis is extended, and frequently shows lagging chromosomes and multipolar chromosome segregation...

Over 3 years ago we started to ask whether the mechanisms we have been studying in yeast meiosis are relevant in human fertility. Our first preprint shows that pericentromeric cohesion protection in the oocyte declines with material age. biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh…

Find out more about reproductive health - from the science of human cell division to changing fertility over time, and how researchers University of Warwick are developing our understanding. 22 May 7pm, @1MILLSTREET bit.ly/3I0B1by Jo Muter Dr Tom Rawlings Pint of Science UK #pint23

Just had a fantastic three days talking about all things kinetochore and spindle with Andrew McAinsh Iva Tolić and Nenad Pavin. The presentations and discussions were brilliant and I'm feeling so inspired to do the next key experiment! Thank you everyone!

Delighted to share news that Prof. Satyajit (Jitu) Mayor will join us in University of Warwick BioMedSci Warwick mechanochemistry as our first The Leverhulme Trust International Professor. warwick.ac.uk/newsandevents/…

In the month of August, we're holding an inoffical #spindle workshop for you 🧵🤫 Inspired by two Reviews on spindle assembly, here's this month's cover:

Eleven years in Warwick Med School with these lovely people and many others 😍 Now I’m out the door on the way to the next adventure, full of delicious UMAP cake from the talented Dr Tom Rawlings with a whole load of happy memories! Jan Brosens A/Prof Erin Greaves Paul Brighton #ReproRocks

Happy to see this published finally! Congratulations Bettina Mihalas and all authors! Thanks to the constructive reviewers and Anne Knowlton and to the couples who donated oocytes. Age-dependent loss of cohesion protection in human oocytes sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Had a great time talking about my project at #Fertility2024 today! Thank you @SRF_Repro for invitation and congratulations to other nominated PhD students 🧪🔬

We are looking for an Assistant/Associate Professor who is pursuing research into how the disruption of electrical function and/or mechanobiology contributes to human pathologies, and in particular cardiac disorders. More info here: warwick-careers.tal.net/vx/appcentre-e… or get in touch.

 Out now on BiorXiv, doi.org/10.1101/2024.0… is about the eduWOSM, our advanced optical microscope for educational and resource-limited settings. $9K build cost, compact, open source, super-stable, super-bright, super-controllable, user friendly, easy-to-love, able to do this: