CONGRATULATIONS to our lab technician Mark and all Team GB athletes at the 25th World Transplant Games Federation in Dresden, Germany! #WTG2025 Mark won three gold medals and one silver medal 🥇🥇🥇🥈 an amazing achievement https://t.co/dUJhog4Ysz

Goodbye John Young! We will miss your charisma and enthusiasm in the lab. Good luck with your next job @KavliOxford #Bye #OnTheMove #Welovegels #ProteinPurification4Ever

Exciting news! 🚨 @omasstx has entered collaboration with @genentech to develop and commercialize therapies for IBD. The collaboration leverages OMass’ Odyssion platform for the continued development of oral small molecules against a first-in-class target https://t.co/taza4pIN7v

Publication Alert 🚨 Carla has a new paper in Analytical Chemistry all about characterisation of protein-bound lipids by native MS and UVPD https://t.co/j84fZVdTHh #Lipids #MustRead #Whensthepaperparty @ACSPublications @KavliOxford

🎧 Professor Dame Carol Robinson joins @BBCRadio4’s Desert Island Discs to reflect on her life and career through eight memorable tracks. From Pfizer at 16 to groundbreaking science at Oxford. 📻 Listen from 10 Aug →

Just over three weeks left to submit an abstract for Uncovering Hidden Biology 2025!! Details on the website: https://t.co/VDLZcjdgLF Thanks to our sponsors @omasstx @thermofisher @WatersCorp for making this possible @UHB2025

#TuesdayReads: from the @CVR_Research on how advances in native mass spectrometry are helping to map membrane protein complexes in their natural context—shedding light on cellular function and disease mechanisms. 🔗  https://t.co/nKlysr8nDJ

🧠🌍 Meet the IMSC 2026 Scientific Committee! A few weeks ago, we launched a call for applications and nominations to build the Scientific Committee for IMSC 2026. Why? Because #IMSC2026 is deeply committed to transparency and diversity, and we wanted a committee that truly

Here’s to the people who make #KavliOxford what it is! A huge thank you to everyone who took time out of their day to take part. This photo is a great reminder of the fantastic #community we have here—full of energy, #collaboration and friendly faces across the building.

Honoring Professor Dame Carol Robinson, this @J_ASMS Special Issue showcases her impact on native and structural mass spectrometry. Read it here: https://t.co/mV8fiQaxKf Cc: @asmsnews

Professor Robert Langer delivered the inaugural Kavli–Krebs Prize Lecture to a packed audience at Oxford, sharing insights from his career in drug delivery and tissue engineering. A truly inspiring afternoon celebrating interdisciplinary science! https://t.co/H9OmfS8ejE

This Special Issue honors Prof. Dame Carol Robinson, 2023 ASMS John B. Fenn Award recipient. Featuring works from esteemed authors she invited, showcasing her transformative impact on native & structural mass spectrometry. Read it here: https://t.co/xNkg9Tk9dP @ASMSnews

Congratulations Titas! Today Titas had his Part II viva, to mark the end of his year in the Robinson group studying oxysterol binding proteins and the end of his MBiochem degree at Oxford. We are excited to have him back next year for a DPhil @KavliOxford @BiochemOxford #done

Day 4 @ #ASMS2025 Tarick had the final talk of the conference where he presented work on alterations to metabotropic glutamate receptors under chronic stress. If you missed it….what were you doing?! #lasttalkistheplenaryright #savethebesttilllast @KavliOxford @OxfordChemistry

Day 4 @ #ASMS2025 DPhil student, Jack Bennett, presented his work on using his software package - precisION - to decode proteoforms by nTDMS. Keep your eyes peeled for the software drop soon @KavliOxford @OxfordChemistry #letsfindthoseproteoforms #precisionionionprecisionbyjack

Day 3 @ #ASMS2025 DPhil student Olivia Ramsay also presented a fantastic talk in the cancer section. Her talk was focused on studying novel PTMs of tetraspanins in cancer by nTDMS #teamcancer #alsonotgotapointer #dreamquestions @KavliOxford @OxfordOncology

Day 3 @ #ASMS2025 Corinne presented an epic talk in the Structural Biology section about using nTDMS to deorphanise GPCRs. Watch the catch up if you were lying in #earlystart #nopointernoproblem #GPCRsarethebest @KavliOxford @OxfordChemistry

Day 2 @ #ASMS2025 DPhil student Sophie presented a talk on evaluating of lipid selectivity of GPCRs by untreated nTDMS. Watch it on catch-up if you missed it! #lipidlove #gotmytalkshoeson #neatmethod @KavliOxford @OxfordChemistry

Day 1 @ #ASMS2025 Corinne co-led the top-down workshop which featured a panel including DPhil student Jack Bennett to give insights into software for analysis #computernerds #softwhere @C_Lutomski @TopDownProteome

Day 1 @ #ASMS2025 DPhil student, Frances Butroid, presented her poster on internal fragmentation of modified membrane protein complexes using nTDMS. Greatest poster of all time #youhaveaposhaccent #amazingcolourpalette @KavliOxford @OxfordChemistry @asmsnews @TopDownProteome