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Genomics for Educators Online Course
Blue double stranded DNA molecule
...A free online course to discover resources and teaching strategies to help you create lesson plans on genomics and deliver engaging learning experiences.
Research Area I - Genes
...Research Area I covers the broad areas of DNA synthesis, repair, recombination and replication; RNA transcription, processing, translation, localisation and stability; genomics; chromosomes structure and dynamics; non-coding RNA; nucleic acid binding proteins; mutation; gene expression; epigenetics.
Industry Advisory Panel
...The Industry Advisory Panel facilitates ongoing dialogue to support academic/industry collaboration across the Society’s strategy, particularly across key areas such as events, publishing and careers.

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Genome editing: potential contribution to sustainable agriculture
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...Genome editing technologies, in particular CRISPR-based systems, have generated huge excitement over the opportunities they offer for improved agriculture. This webinar explored the contribution that this technology could make to more sustainable agriculture, and we welcomed two experts who discussed using genome editing technologies in crops and livestock. 

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Visualise translation of bacteria and viruses at single nucleotide resolution
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...This webinar aimed to promote interest in Ribosome profiling – a powerful, yet specialised genome-wide technique to capture global translation (i.e., protein synthesis) at any given time. The two invited speakers, Drs Allen Buskirk and Noam Stern-Ginossar, are prominent world leaders in the study of bacterial and viral translation dynamics, respectively, and have made extensive use of ribosome profiling in their work. 

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Travel Award for International Skills and Knowledge Exchange
Team of scientists working together
...Funding of up to £2,000 is available to support research capacity building in lower-income economy parts of the world.

Event - Scientific meeting

Transcription and Chromatin UK
03 Oct -
05 Oct
...Transcription and Chromatin UK brings together the rich transcription and chromatin community in the UK and leading experts from abroad.

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scRNA seq: challenges and opportunities
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...Single cell RNA-sequencing (scRNA-seq) has been gaining popularity and it has been applied to characterising cell types and understanding disease and developmental processes. In this webinar, the invited speakers, Dr Thomas Otto and Ms Alexandrina Pancheva from the University of Glasgow, introduced the most popular microfluidics approach, 10x, and outlined the main steps of standard scRNA-seq analysis. 

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Insights into the role of ribosomal proteins in development
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...Part of our dedicated Biochemistry Focus Early Career Researcher series, this webinar explored the role of ribosomal protein paralogues and how ageing-associated long non-coding RNA 1 slows growth and prolongs chronological lifespan, inhibiting protein translation in fission yeast.

Event - Webinar

Insights into the role of ribosomal proteins in development
31 Jul
...Part of our dedicated ECR series, this session features Katarina Grobicki and Shajahan Anver, who will share their insights into the role of ribosomal proteins in development.

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Developments in protein structures and genome integrity
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...Part of our dedicated Biochemistry Focus Early Career Researcher (ECR) series, this webinar gave three ECR members of the Society the opportunity to share their developments in protein structures and genome integrity.

Event - Webinar

Developments in protein structures and genome integrity
16 May
...This webinar is part of our dedicated Biochemistry Focus Early Career Researcher (ECR) series. During this session we will hear from three ECR members of the Society who will share their developments in protein structures and genome integrity.
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