A look back at Brunel’s 2025/26 Biosciences Seminar Series, coordinated by Dr Ines Castro and delivered jointly by CenGEM, CIRTM and AMIC.
The programme brought together speakers from Brunel, across the UK and overseas to discuss genome regulation, cancer, cell signalling, infectious diseases and more. Internal laboratory presentations also gave PhD students and early-career researchers opportunities to share their work.
Thank you to our speakers, hosts and participants, and to Brunel’s Seminar Series Award for supporting the programme.
Read the review:
https://lnkd.in/e35SZrQt
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Goodbye to the 25/26 Seminar Series | CenGEM
The 25/26 seminar series concluded successfully. Thanks to the Seminar Series Award (Brunel University of London).
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Brunel’s Biosciences PhD conference brought together postgraduate researchers from first to final year for talks and poster presentations in July.
Congratulations to the students who won poster and presentation prizes, and to everyone who contributed to the conference.
Thank you to BioRad, Calibre Scientific and STEMCELL for sponsoring the event.
Conference recap: https://lnkd.in/e9bChYrS
Brunel Bioscience PhD Conference 2026 | CenGEM
Doctoral talks, posters, flash presentations and research prizes from across Brunel Biosciences.
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Abstract deadline tomorrow for oral presentations! If you're interested in presenting your work at the 11th NECO meeting, please register here: https://lnkd.in/eHk9Gj3d and follow the instructions to submit your abstract. There are plenty of opportunities for talks, especially for postdocs and PhD students (who have free registration).
It promises to be an exciting meeting, with the opportunity to speak to sponsors from Novogene, GenScript, Proteintech Group and PCR Biosystems and an editor from the Nature Portfolio.
Registration (and the chance to bring along a poster) will remain open until the end of October.
https://lnkd.in/e_nDH3T5
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Are you interested in the nuclear envelope or chromatin organisation? The 11th NECO meeting will be hosted at Brunel University of London on 5th and 6th November. All details and the registration link can be found on our website below: https://lnkd.in/eHk9Gj3d .
All talks will be selected from abstracts, so if you have a story you want to tell please send in your abstract by October 2nd. This meeting will be attended by a Nature Communications/Nature Structural and Molecular Biology Editor.
We thank our sponsors (Novogene, Genscript, ProteinTech and PCR Biosystems) for helping to keep the registration prices as low as possible, and free for all students and technicians!
11th Nuclear Envelope and Chromatin Organisation Meeting
The biannual Nuclear Envelope and Chromatin Organisation meeting returns for its 11th edition, following the success of the 2024 meeting.
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Great initiative by Barbara Tanos in partnership with Kidney Research UK. Looking forward for next week meeting!
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Following the engaging scientific exchanges at the 10th NECO Meeting in 2024, Brunel University of London will be hosting the 11th UK Nuclear Envelope and Chromatin Organisation (NECO) Meeting, to be held on 5–6 November in person organised by Inês Castro and Joseph Hetmanski.
If you are interested in everything peripheral - including peripheral protein networks, chromatin organisation at the nuclear periphery, nuclear pore complex biology, nuclear transport, mechanobiology, nuclear envelope-linked disease, and related topics - please have a look at the meeting website below, where you can find all the information about the meeting, including registration details and pricing.
The organise...
11th Nuclear Envelope and Chromatin Organisation Meeting
The biannual Nuclear Envelope and Chromatin Organisation meeting returns for its 11th edition, following the success of the 2024 meeting.
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