Syed Mian

Selected speakers get free annual meeting registration, plus accommodation and travel allowance.

Postdoctoral clinical fellows Opportunities for postdoctoral clinicians to consolidate their research experience.

Are you a clinician looking for a fully-funded postdoctoral research opportunity?

Check out our postdoctoral career development fellowships for clinicians, and see how you can join our vibrant community: www.crick.ac.uk/careers-and-...

Less than two weeks remain to apply for the new Research Fellow post in our group! 👇👇👇

Blood Cancer UK | What does the National Cancer Plan for England mean for people living with blood cancer? Blood Cancer UK Ambassador handing in a petition calling for a national cancer plan to 10 Downing Street

What does the National Cancer Plan for England mean for people with blood cancer?

After the Government published the Plan earlier this month, we set out what it could mean for our community & where we’ll be pushing to make sure ambition turns into impact.
https://bit.ly/3MV7hmd

Three controversial foods that divide opinion - BBC Bitesize BBC Bitesize takes a look at the scientific factors behind commonly disliked foods.

Super interesting! Now it all makes sense 😂!

www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/art...

Honored to contribute to this true team effort led by Drs. Samar Chakraborty and Aditi Shastri @einsteinmededu.bsky.social, including MECCC and NYU, translationally examining the clinical target in VEN-resistant AML with a STAT3 degrader to correct mitochondrial dysregulation.
go.nature.com/4awWJmx

PhD student recruitment PhD recruitment information.

Motivated graduates with backgrounds in biological or biomedical sciences, physics, chemistry, mathematics, engineering and/or computer science are invited to apply to our 4-year fully funded PhD programme.

Apply by 17 March 2026.
www.crick.ac.uk/careers-stud...

Reporting on Flaws in Science in an Era of Mistrust - The Open Notebook Science journalism that reports on flaws in the scientific process operates in a fraught environment, with attacks on science and scientists worldwide and increasing concern about public mistrust in s...

Reporting on Flaws in Science in an Era of Mistrust
‘Journalists may worry that stories shining a light on scientific misconduct may stoke public mistrust in science or be weaponized to justify cuts to the research enterprise.’
@cathleenogrady.bsky.social

www.theopennotebook.com/2026/02/10/r...

Purple graphic with text reading, "Childhood is for dreams, not blood cancer diagnoses. International Childhood Cancer Day." Illustrations of a cupcake, heart, lightbulb, and a bicycle swirl above.

Every year, more than 500 children in the UK are diagnosed with blood cancer.

On #InternationalChildhoodCancerDay & every day, we're working to fund more life-saving research, more breakthroughs, and more childhoods free from blood cancer. We're thinking of everyone affected ❤️

Research Fellow in Biochemistry & Biomedicine Ref: 43149 (Fixed Term) - Job page - University of Sussex Job Search

We're hiring a new 3 yr postdoc!

Join us for an exciting new CRUK funded project targeting RUNX1 mutations in CML in a highly supportive environment within @sussexbcr.bsky.social @biochembiomeduos.bsky.social @sussexcancer.org

Apply👇, advert closes 8th March.

jobs.sussex.ac.uk/job/4fee4e78...

Abstract submission just opened for #ISEH2026 in Frankfurt. Outstanding scientific program; welcoming community; and more than double the number of short talk slots for abstract to be presented in. Looking forward to seeing you there. @isehsociety.bsky.social

Hi Bluesky, we're Blood Cancer UK 👋

We're dedicated to beating blood cancer through research, and supporting everyone affected by leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma, MDS & MPNs.

We're just dipping our toe in to see how we like it here...
Let us know if you'd like us to stick around 👀

Happy to share our latest work on the epigenetic basis of trained immunity in hematopoietic stem cells! @bcmhouston.bsky.social @texaschildrens.bsky.social

Medicine at the Crick| Interfacing the human brain: neurons to networks Hybrid event taking place virtually and in person, organised by The Francis Crick Institute, London

Book your free tickets now for our next #MedicineAtTheCrick event on Thursday 12 March, hosted by @andreas-t-schaefer.bsky.social, where researchers and clinicians will explore ‘neurotechnologies’ that help us better understand and decode the brain.

www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/medicine-a...

Summer students Our nine-week summer training programme provides undergraduates with hands-on experience of working in a research lab.

Applications to our 2026 Summer Student Training Programme are now open.

We’re looking for undergrad students to join us for nine weeks this summer.

See the projects on offer and check the participation eligibility requirements on our website. ⬇️
www.crick.ac.uk/careers-and-...

Paul Nurse in conversation with Edith Heard Standing up for science, the art of leadership and cups of tea with the Prime Minister - Paul Nurse reflects on his years as CEO of the Francis Crick Institute with new director Edith Heard.

“We need to take on the defence of science for the world.”

In a wide-ranging and frank conversation, Paul Nurse reflects on his years leading the Francis Crick Institute with our new director, Edith Heard.

www.crick.ac.uk/news/2025-12...

TODAY at #ASH2025 New Frontiers in Neutrophil Biology. W311 at 4pm. Ostuni, Bonnet, Findlay. See you there!! @welner.bsky.social @leegrimeslab.bsky.social

Development's Pathway to Independence Programme Our grants support and encourage the sharing of knowledge throughout the community by facilitating international collaboration, event attendance and the organisation of scientific meetings, conference...

Applications are open for @dev-journal.bsky.social 2026 Pathway to Independence (PI) programme, supporting postdocs applying for group leader positions:

Mentoring
Profile raising
Leadership training
Network building

Spread the word...

www.biologists.com/grants/devel...

From aerospace to neuroscience: new imaging tech captures the brain’s intricate connections Inspired by technologies used in aerospace engineering, scientists have developed a way to capture the brain’s intricate structures using X-rays without destroying the samples.

Researchers at the Crick, @psich.bsky.social and @esrf.fr have developed a new way to look deeper into brain cell connections by using a particle accelerator and a kind of resin borrowed from the aerospace industry.
www.crick.ac.uk/news/2025-11...

The program for the @isehsociety.bsky.social annual meeting in Frankfurt is taking shape. Check out the amazing lineup of speakers who have confirmed so far iseh.org/Annual-Meeti...

🚨🔥LSCN's "Breaking Barriers in Cell Biology Workflows" is on Wed 19th Nov.

Learn groundbreaking discoveries and the newest cutting-edge technology !👇

🔗https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/lscn-workshop-breaking-barriers-in-cell-biology-workflows-tickets-1600912605699?aff=oddtdtcreator

World AIDS Day 2025: Living with HIV Join us Tue 2 Dec for World AIDS Day. A warm welcome to all — public, researchers, clinicians & anyone curious about HIV/AIDS & science.

We welcome anyone interested in HIV research to join our free annual event marking World AIDS Day.

We’ll hear from expert speakers including Julie Fox, Kevin McKenna and Robin Shattock as they discuss HIV research, clinical trials, policy and activism.

www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/world-aids...

Promotional image for 'Can We Repair the Ageing Brain?' with five speakers and microphones.

Why is it so difficult to understand and treat the diseases that cause dementia?

Join our expert panellists as they answer audience questions about Alzheimer's disease, dementia and the ageing brain.

Listen now on your favourite podcast platform: lnk.to/AQOSDementiaBB

Pressure to publish is rising as research time shrinks, finds survey of scientists Researchers feel that pressures to publish are increasing, but the time and resources available to do research are decreasing, according to a survey by Elsevier.

Scientists feel that the pressure to publish is rising, but that the time and resources they have to do the necessary research are falling, according to a survey of 3,200 researchers

go.nature.com/4hNDvuN

Doctoral clinical fellows The Crick's clinical PhD programme.

Just a few weeks left to apply for our clinical PhD programme.

We're looking for clinicians who are passionate about research to join the 3-year fully funded programme.

Learn more and see what positions are available ⬇️

www.crick.ac.uk/careers-and-...

Doctoral clinical fellows The Crick's clinical PhD programme.

We're looking for clinicians who are passionate about research to join our 3-year fully funded clinical PhD programme. 🔬🩺

Apply by 14 November 2025. 👇

www.crick.ac.uk/careers-stud...

We all must take the responsibility and don’t just complaint about these problems. Take action and don’t be a spectator!

Medicine at the Crick New insights and breakthroughs in autoimmunity

Book now for our next #MedicineAtTheCrick event, where researchers and clinicians will explore new insights and breakthroughs in autoimmunity.

🎤 Hosted by @dr-james-lee.bsky.social and @carovinuesa.bsky.social
📅 Thursday 20 November

www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/medicine-a...

The weakest link: how cells use electricity to eliminate their neighbours to maintain healthy barriers Researchers at the Francis Crick Institute and King’s College London have uncovered a surprising role for electricity in keeping our body’s protective cell layers healthy, which could potentially prot...

Researchers at the Crick and @kingscollegelondon.bsky.social have discovered that our epithelial cells, which form protective barriers around our organs, use electricity as a way to maintain these protective layers and prevent overcrowding.

www.crick.ac.uk/news/2025-09...

Edith Heard life lessons Edith Heard, the Crick’s new Director and CEO, shares ten lessons from a life in science, spanning curiosity, courage, coffee, and the secrets of our genetic code.

Edith Heard our new CEO shares ten lessons from her life in science, from curiosity, courage and coffee to the secrets of our genetic code.

www.crick.ac.uk/news/2025-09...