CAMS Oxford Institute
@CAMS_COI_Ox
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International collaborative centre for Cellular & Translational Research against #Cancer & #Infection. Part of @NDMOxford (@UniofOxford) led by @TaoDong14.
Old Road Campus, Oxford, UK
Joined April 2022
@CAMS_COI_Ox is now on Twitter! We are excited to be able to provide the latest updates about our research, breaking news, and highlight some of the work going on around the Institute. Follow us to stay updated!.
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A new study, led by researchers at the CAMS Oxford Institute, NDM, University of Oxford, has found that specific T cells could have an impact on the long-term protective responses to future infection.
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Professor Dame Sarah Gilbert, receives Royal Society of Chemistry Honorary Fellowship — held by just over 100 individuals globally, including Nobel Laureates, former RSC Presidents, leaders of major international enterprises, and eminent figures in the chemical sciences.
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Congratulations to Alexandra Rampasekova for receiving the LING FELCE AWARD. The AWARD is given to applicants for the Oxford Biomedical Data Science Training Programme at the MRC Weatherall Institute of Molecular Medicine (MRC WIMM).
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The CAMS Oxford Institute Spatial and Gene Profiling Hub has been formally recognized by Bruker Spatial Biology for its generation of high-quality spatial transcriptomic and proteomic data across its nCounter® and GeoMx® Digital Spatial Profiler platforms.
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Matthew Bottomley: The Latest Winner in CRUK’s ‘Research is Beautiful’ Campaign
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RT @NDMOxford: Dr Pablo Céspedes from @CAMS_COI_Ox has received funding from @NC3Rs to establish a lymphoid organoid and explant hub. By us….
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RT @oxpolicyengaged: 30 January | Getting Started in Policy Engagement for @OxfordMedSci . Come join us to learn how to create valuable c….
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Another day, another successful completion of DPhil! Congratulations to Adam Bates on passing his viva with minor corrections. Big thank you to Agne Antanaviciute & Andrew Sewell (@TcellResearch) for being excellent examiners. Adam is now continuing his work in @TaoDongGroup.
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RT @OxfordMedSci: POSTGRAD TRAINING- Preparation for a successful final DPhil viva. 2.5 hours interactive online course for third or fourth….
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Congratulations to Fei for completing her viva with no corrections after a mammoth viva yesterday lasting over 3 hours. Thanks to Arne Akbar & Gerry Gillespie for being the examiners. Fei is now continuing her work within the @TaoDongGroup as a postdoctoral scientist.
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A new paper from @kesslerlabox details how to profile a protein's molecular environment. Check it out here. .
Want to profile your favourite protein's molecular environment? Here a detailed APEX2-based protocol applied to spatially resolve the NLRP3 inflammasome @Zhu_L_Oxford @AndreasDamiano2 @flassen_ @ProteomOX @CAMS_COI_Ox @CmdOxford
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Congratulations to Dr Julia McCarthy on the completion of her DPhil studies with @theRafLab. Julia completed her thesis in record time in order to get back to her clinical training here in Oxford. We wish her all the best with her future career 🥂
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Congratulations to Yu on the completion of her DPhil studies with us on a 4-year CSC-COI DPhil Scholarship. We wish her the best for her future career as a researcher. Applications for the scholarship programme are open now, details here:
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Check out this new review paper from @bottomleymatt group. Find out more about the group's research here:
camsoxford.ox.ac.uk
Exploring the translational impact of immune ageing and pharmacological immunosuppression upon peripheral immunity to viruses and malignancy
📢 NEW PAPER ALERT. Skin complaints are a frequent complication of chronic kidney disease, as is dysfunction of the immune system. Are these two linked? What are the possible mechanisms? How can we explore this?. Read our review to find out! .
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New op-ed on how researchers should be trained in how to be effective leaders. We're pleased to fund leadership training for our Career Development Fellows to make them better prepared for group leadership.
insidehighered.com
Faculty members who run a lab have a research job and a leadership job, but they are often only trained for one of those, Jen Heemstra writes.
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Check out this new review on spatial transcriptomics fro @bottomleymatt group 👇.
🎺New Paper! . Puzzled by spatial transcriptomics? Could it help your skin research? . Our review in @theJIDJournal on the field and its potential to advance our knowledge in dermatology may help!. . @girishkaitholil @CAMS_COI_Ox #spatialtranscriptomics.
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Come and join @theRafLab at the CAMS Oxford Institute to support the Protein Production Platform, providing researchers with recombinant proteins for their research. Find out more and apply here:
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RT @britsocimm: The next round of our Career Enhancing #Grant scheme is open!. Boost your #CareerDevelopment with our flexible #funding ope….
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RT @drleighannjones: The Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences - Peking Union Medical College. what a stunning place. A magical spot nest….
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RT @BetterKidneys: Delighted to share our latest research using multiscale topology to classify cells in subcellular spatial kidney transcr….
nature.com
Nature - A method for topological automatic cell type classification across subcellular resolution spatial transcriptomic platforms is proposed, resolving cell type information and locating...
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