EngBio ECR Meet, Greet & Talks
EngBio ECRs (formerly EngBio Postdocs) is a initiative to help connect postdocs and postgrads across the university. We will be hosting regular events where you can meet and network with other postdocs from across university departments, as well as supporting early career researchers to pursue their own projects and initiatives.
Postdocs, research and support staff and graduate students are welcome from across the University and University-affiliated institutes (MRC-LMB, Babraham Institute etc.).
You can sign up to join the EngBio Postdoc community and receive notifications about events and opportunities using the link here list information on Sympa. Look for Engbio Postdocs List or sign up at the form at end of page.
You can also receive notifications about upcoming meetings by signing up to the Meetup Group and Postdoc Mailing List (below)
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Next Meeting: 17 June 2024, 12pm-1pm at Postdoc Centre, Basement, 16 Mill Lane.
Sign Up HERE or email vr314@cam.ac.uk
This month's talks featuring:
Rui Guan, MRC Toxicology
Pehuen Pereyra Gerber, Dept. Medicine
Sign Up here on MEETUP or email vr314@cam.ac.uk
Future Dates:
Monday 15 July
Previous Meets
- 18 March Marion Short, Chemistry "Microbial Electrosynthesis for CO2 Conversion to Acetate" & Soleh Anderlini, Dept. Chemistry. “Plastic-eating” bacteria: challenges with Ideonella sakaiensis and its’ PET-digesting enzymes.
- 19 February "Curing plasmids for restoring antibiotic sensitivity in vivo" Alma Wu, Dept. Engineering (Bakshi Lab) and ‘A modular toolset for electrogenetics’Joshua Lawrence, Dept. Chemistry
- 22 January “A microfluidics-enabled workflow for rapid large-scale sequence-function mapping informs biocatalyst engineering” Maximilian Gantz, Dept. Biochemistry
- 11 December "Production of nanobodies in Marchantia polymorpha" Anna Sze Wai TSE, PhD student, Haseloff Lab, Department of Plant Sciences
- 20 November, Talks by Charlie Wedd, Engineering "Measuring the kinetics of phage infection steps with single-cell microscopy" and “Engineering a photo-active enzyme for organic decarboxylations” Irina Gostimskaya, Dept. Chemistry.
- 16 October, Talks by Guillermo Serrano Najera, Dept. of Genetics and Georgeos Hardo, Engineering.
- 18 September, Aaran Vijayakumaran, MRC Toxicology Unit.
'The Nanoscale Architecture Of The Airway Epithelium By Volumetric EM, Deep-Learning Segmentation and Super-Resolution Imaging.' - 17 July, 12pm-1pm Layla Malouf, Dept of Chemical Engineering & Biotechnology. Title: Building synthetic cells using DNA nanotechnology.
- 19 June, 12pm-1pm Devmalya Sarkar, Insitute of Manufacturing. Title: ‘App’reciating User Needs: early-stage user involvement in need identification for user-centric health apps
- Monday 15 May MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB) 12pm-1.30pm. MRC LMB Talks and Tour, Edoardo Gianni, PhD Talk Title: Engineering a self-replicating RNA machine
- Monday 17 April, 12pm-1pm. Postdoc Centre, Mill Lane. Dr Nikolai Kazantsev ‘Rapid Response Capability to Future Disruptions: A Consortium Network Case’
- Monday 20 March, 12pm-1pm Postdoc Meet and Greet at Dept. Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology (CEB), Philippa Fawcett Drive, West Cambridge Site CB3 0AS.
- Monday 20th February 2023 12pm-1pm - Dr Jenny Molloy will host a meet and greet.
Information about past meetings is available in the meeting archive.
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