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REMINDER: There will be some amazing mentors at this year's GRC Venom who are volunteering their time to help ECRs develop in their careers. Want to talk academia? Industry? Venoms in general? This is your chance! Registration closes in just 2 days (July 9th)! See links below.

We've got some amazing speakers & presentations planned for the rapidly approaching conference in Vermont! Check out the speaker and event schedules for GRS (grc.org/venom-evolutio…) and GRC (grc.org/venom-evolutio…) to see when you can hear from your favourite venom experts!

Happy #WorldSnakeDay, from all of us here at the CSRI! 🐍

Dr. Michelle Yap (Michelle Yap) is spearheading a Special Issue of Frontiers in Pharmacology focused on proteins from venoms, their pharmacology, and their potential as future therapeutics. If you're interested in submitting an article, check it out here: frontiersin.org/research-topic…

The #GRSVenom22 and #GRCVenom2 would not be possible without our many wonderful sponsors! Many of the sponsors for #GRSVenom22 shown below were also contributors to the #GRCVenom22 - see those sponsors in the thread below:

Have you ever had any questions about #snakes, #venom, #snakebite, #antivenoms or anything related to them and didn’t know who to ask? Here is your chance, ask away and our team will do their best to get back to as many of you as possible each week. #NTD #asktheexperts

🚨 Fellow venom researchers! Our special Research Topic in Frontiers in Pharmacology is almost finished (due date of Dec 4). If you or a venomy friend have data that is almost ready to be published, please message myself, Michelle Yap, or Cassie Modahl. frontiersin.org/research-topic…

Very happy to have received an Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene ECR grant funded by @HamishOgstonFdn to look at how venoms impact wound healing 🐍 excited to get started in the lab! 👩🏼‍🔬

🐍 Exciting News in the Field of #Snakebite Research and image #AI 📷 I am thrilled to announce the publication of our latest research in #ScientificReports: "Machine-learning guided Venom-Induced Dermonecrosis Analysis tooL: VIDAL". Article: shorturl.at/qDGTY

Fantastic to finally have Steve Hall paper on repurposed drugs for preventing severe local envenoming caused by #snakebites published. This was a long journey but out today in @naturecomms. rdcu.be/dtAIH

New drug combinations could protect snakebite victims from the devastating, life-changing injuries caused by toxic venom, promising new research published today by Centre for Snakebite Research & Interventions at LSTM suggests. Read more: lstm.ac/481h9QH

New drug combinations could protect snakebite victims from injuries caused by toxic venom suggests research led by Nick Casewell Centre for Snakebite Research & Interventions and Dr Steven Hall Steve Hall from Lancaster Medical School lancaster.ac.uk/news/-new-drug…

our latest #snakebite paper is out today in PNASNews. Led by Keirah Bartlett and Steve Hall, involving many others from Centre for Snakebite Research & Interventions & wonderful international collaborators, we show that the repurposed drug varespladib prevents cobra dermonecrosis. pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

A new popular science piece led by Steve Hall, highlighting some of our recent research on the testing of potential new #snakebite treatments for tackling cytotoxic #venoms. Centre for Snakebite Research & Interventions theconversation.com/snakebites-can…

Our latest paper exploring how CRISPR knockout screening can identify how #snake #venoms kill cells. We used this to identify heparinoids as effective blockers of tissue damage caused by spitting cobras after snakebite. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Our new paper on understanding and inhibiting spitting cobra venom is featured on the cover of science translational medicine. Thanks to @wolfgangwuster for the amazing cover image! The paper is here science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

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