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Our is now on at Pathology- come and join us for so many fun filled learning activities

Exploring the utility of X-ray tomography for virus research

Most ultrastructural herpesvirus research is done using transmission electron microscopy—however, research led by Kamal Nahas and collaborators from Stephen Graham's Laboratory and Colin Crump's Laboratory has demonstrated that an emerging imaging technique, known as cryo-soft-X-ray tomography, could also be used and has a few advantages over other imaging methods.

Also how cool does this look?

Lent term Cambridge Virology 🦠Seminars starts today! 📚

The first talk covering various viral RNA methods and applications will be given by Dr Julia Kenyon, from the Department of Medicine, University of Cambridge Homerton College, Cambridge .

Don't forget and join us!

The LAST talk of this term's Cambridge Virology Seminars is today! 🦠📗

We have had a change of the speaker, thus Dr Matthew Sullivan will help us dive into the ocean to search for viruses!

This time we will be on zoom:
https://ice-cam.zoom.us/j/93312312813

The LAST talk of this term's Cambridge Virology Seminars is next week, don't miss out! 🦠📘

The seminars series will be closed by Dr Zayad Ahmed and we will dive into the ocean to search for viruses!

*it's today! Thursday 11th!!*

This Friday (Nov 12), join the Cambridge Virology Seminar! 🦠📗
Our guest speaker is Dr Chantal Abergel and the giant viruses will be discussed.

Don't miss the second Cambridge Virology Seminar TOMORROW morning! 🦠📒
Our guest speaker is Dr Jeremy Barr from Australia. The talk is dedicated for bacteriophages.

Don't miss the first Cambridge Virology Seminar! 🦠📗
Our guest speaker is Dr Jordan Skittrall and seminar will cover big data approaches for RNA viruses.

Virology Seminars restart! 🦠
📒📗📒📗
Thanks to the organiser Dr Laura Caller, there will be 4 fascinating talks waiting for you this term.

Don't forget - the talk is this evening! :) Join!:)

The will be on how 🦠 smallpox was 🥳 and what happened
afterwards
and it will be given by our prof. Geoffrey L. Smith FRS (winner of the 2020 Leeuwenhoek Medal)

Register a bit in advance, so you get in time your joining instructions:

The Royal Society / @ theroyalsociety event today: 18:30-19:30 (BST).
https://royalsociety.org/science-events-and-lectures/2021/10/leeuwenhoek-lecture/

Congratulations to Michael Boemo 💐👏 .

Michael has been awarded 🏆 a Fellowship by The Alan Turing Institute () 👨‍💻
, which is the UK’s national centre for artificial intelligence and data science.

Join the by our prof. Geoffrey L. Smith FRS (winner of the 2020 Leeuwenhoek Medal)
where he will describe how 🦠 smallpox was 🥳 and what happened
afterwards.

Join (need to register!) The Royal Society event this week (Oct 7th, 18:30-19:30 BST):
https://royalsociety.org/science-events-and-lectures/2021/10/leeuwenhoek-lecture/