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Research Area VI - Biological Systems
...Research Area VI covers the broad areas of biological clocks, gene therapy, embryogenesis, organogenesis, innate immunity, immune responses, inflammation, disease processes, ageing, cancer, plants, molecular medicine, neurodegeneration, parasitology, plant pathology, nutrition, cell division differentiation and death, cardiovascular disease, developmental biology, diabetes, matrix structure and tissue engineering.
Further funding sources for summer studentships
...A comprehensive guide of external organisations offering funding for undergraduates wishing to undertake a summer studentship anywhere in the world.
Diversity in Science Grants – previous winners
...Find out about the projects we have supported through our Diversity in Science Grants and gain inspiration for your own future activity. 
Synthetic Biology
...A package of curated content on synthetic biology from the Biochemical Society and Portland Press.

Event - Scientific meeting

Alternative Nucleic Acid Topology (AlterNAT) Meeting
10 Jul
...This meeting will aim to bring together researchers within the fields of biochemistry, genome biology, biotechnology, biophysics, and molecular biology with a specific interest in the study of alternative multistranded nucleic structures. It will enable a discussion of the current state of the art, development of novel ideas and research collaborations, and a sharing of ideas to help further develop the field towards addressing some of the most important questions in biology today.

Event - Sponsored event

20th North of England Cell Biology (NECB) Forum
20 Sep
...The North of England Cell Biology (NECB) forum is a FREE one day conference for postgraduate and early-career researchers to present their work, network with colleagues across the region, and discuss their research. We will have short talks and flash talks from attendees as well as many posters on display. The NECB will be a fantastic opportunity to find out about the latest developments in cell biology research in the North of England. (Delegates from all institutions welcome). 

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Recent developments in cryo-EM and their application to amyloids from human brain
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...In this webinar we heard from the 2022 AstraZeneca Award winner, Dr Sjors Scheres at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, UK. During his Award lecture, Dr Scheres discussed his latest developments in cryo-EM and their application to amyloids from human brain.

Event - Scientific meeting

Eukaryotic RNA Turnover: from fundamentals to applications
27 Aug -
29 Aug
...The meeting “Eukaryotic RNA turnover: from fundamentals to applications” will showcase recent developments in the field of RNA stability and is the tenth in this conference series. The meeting will cover a broad range of topics, including structural biology of large molecular complexes, interplay of translation and RNA decay, analyses of RNA binding proteins and cellular pathways driving RNA degradation, mechanisms of microRNA and long non-coding RNA turnover, new technologies and design of RNA therapeutics.
Factsheets
...Our factsheets provide an introduction to important topics in molecular bioscience, designed to support the teaching of these topics and for anyone with an interest in current developments in molecular bioscience. 
Opportunities from partners
...Key partner organisations of the Society from across the biosciences and STEM, and the opportunities they provide for early career bioscientists to develop skills and gain experience.
Undergraduate Studies
...Information, resources and support for people considering an undergraduate degree or doing an undergraduate degree in molecular bioscience.

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Scientific Outreach Grants
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...Scientific Outreach Grants offer funding to support one-off and repeat public engagement and outreach activities in the biosciences.
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