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Our EPSRC Sensor CDT students are developing open sensor tech to help staff and students return to working in the department safely. OccuCamb's occupancy algorithm has already been a huge help in our initial stages of opening; excited to see what comes next! bit.ly/3gw6RNF

Come and hear about our project in the final presentation this Friday! There will be a live session with Q&A. When: 14th August, 2 PM UK time Where: Zoom. Registration link: eventbrite.co.uk/e/sensor-cdt-t… EPSRC Sensor CDT CEB Cambridge #ReturnToWorkplace #occupancy

Here we are - almost at the official end of the Occucamb project. Check out our final weekly update: occucamb.com/blog/final-tas… EPSRC Sensor CDT CEB Cambridge #EPSRC #covid #returntowork #occupancy

A reminder of the Occucamb project presentation! Don't forget to register, registration is free: eventbrite.co.uk/e/sensor-cdt-t… Everyone is welcome! EPSRC Sensor CDT CEB Cambridge Cambridge University

My Master's work just got published! PeerJ Publishing peerj.com/articles/9719 #Biochemistry #Biophysics #MolecularBiology #Neurology #ALS #SOD1 #amyloid

Missed the Final presentation? Don't worry. Our project is perfectly summarized in a 3 min video: youtube.com/watch?v=Ki5xBw… EPSRC Sensor CDT CEB Cambridge Cambridge University #SocialDistancing #COVID19

Many congratulations to our EPSRC Sensor CDT students on their awesome team project OccuCamb! Their work has been instrumental in getting our researchers back into our laboratories safely. We're so proud of them and very grateful to have such talented students in our department!

We have funded Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council #PhD positions available in the broad area of #sensors. The success of our CDT is thanks to the work our brilliant #students put in every day, to keep us going we need you to apply! Deadline 7 January 20201. bit.ly/3lQWSEF

New review from Greta Šneiderienė & KnowlesLab Cambridge colleagues exploring interactions of #Parkinsons-associated α-synuclein oligomers with lipid membranes sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

The first review paper I contributed to and a wonderful collaboration! Well done Georg Krainer, Akhila J., Catherine Xu and others. KnowlesLab Cambridge Cambridge Chemistry

In press in BBA Biomembranes. Interactions of α- #synuclein oligomers with #lipid membranes Greta Šneiderienė Michele Vendruscolo Georg Krainer KnowlesLab Cambridge et al. Cambridge Chemistry #Aggregation #Parkinson bit.ly/3bwDzPh

Happy to share our latest publication! Check it out here: pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac… Umeå University

Happy to share a new paper on chaperone action! @daniel_otzen pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

More from knowleslab at #bps2022 in #SanFrancisco. Ewa Andrzejewska Greta Šneiderienė, Alyssa & Tim Welsh presenting posters on pre-fibrilliar protein #aggregates and single-molecules studies, oligomer-membrane interactions, microfluidic spray-deposition & #biomolecular condensates.

We are looking for talented PhD candidates for microfluidic bioimaging in biological protein phase transitions. #phd #microfluidics #condensate #proteins #microscopy #LLPS findaphd.com/phds/project/m…

Check out our new preprint on the effect of lipid membrane composition on Abeta42 aggregation kinetics biorxiv.org/content/10.110…. Great work Kevin, Michele S., Oded & collaborators KnowlesLab Cambridge!

Happy to present my research outcomes at #FEBS2022 congress in Lisbon! KnowlesLab Cambridge

The work on Alzheimer's-linked Ab42 aggregation on lipid membranes is now published! Great collaboration Kevin, Greta Šneiderienė, Matthias Schneider, Vendruscolo Lab and Sara Linse group! pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.10…

Excited to see some of my undergraduate research getting published! Check it to learn how amino acid sequence elements determine the seeding barrier between Syrian hamster and human prion proteins. Well done everyone! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Fundamental insights into the influence of sheer forces in amyloid formation - great work by Ewa Andrzejewska and Greta Šneiderienė led by Emil and others from the Linse lab is now out: pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…