Dan Hayward

Excited to host the Fellows’ day today @Kings_BHFCentre @kingscardio Excited to hear the multidisciplinary science ranging from physician scientists @BromageDan @doctor_paz all the way to basic science @LucaFusi2 @DanHaywardPhD

Very excited to have my PhD story out on bioRxiv! "Spindle checkpoint signalling in anaphase is prevented by KNL1 release from kinetochores" biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Don’t want to watch GB News? Don’t worry, you can watch @MarinaPurkiss destroy Jacob Rees Mogg here 👇🏼 This is actually the closest I’ve ever come to pitying him. Ps: Wonder if he supports fracking due to his alleged financial interests in the fossil fuel industry via Odey?

“Great talk!” “What was it about?” “No idea.” journals.biologists.com/jcs/article/13…

Today our important study on air pollutants in the promotion of lung cancer has been published in @Nature led by @WillHilliam @LimEmilia @DrClareWeeden @SwantonLab ...Thread below🧵nature.com/articles/s4158…

We are happy to share our manuscript on @bioRxivpreprint about the visualization of CDK activity in living fission yeast with a newly developed FRET biosensor, Eevee-spCDK. Left, CDK activity; right, endogenous cyclin, cdc13-mScalret-I (right). biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

We have a PhD position to work on protein SUMOylation using a mixture of approaches, funded by our ERC Starting Grant. Orléans is a beautiful medium-sized city on the Loire, not far from Paris. I'll do my best to make it a good experience.

This is a very nice paper that changes current thinking. Kinase/Phosphatase balance is crucial to control MPS1 KT localisation and MT attachment stability. Shows MTs don't compete directly with MPS1. Congrats @DanHaywardPhD, @EmileRoberts97 and Ulrike cell.com/current-biolog…

New paper by the Gruneberg lab in @CurrentBiology, led by @DanHaywardPhD and @EmileRoberts97, changes the view of how MPS1 initiates the Spindle Assembly Checkpoint. Read more on our website ⬇️ (Written by @ISiuShingWong, edited by @BellaMaudlin) path.ox.ac.uk/news/changing-…

One of the most sensible takes on ‘cancel culture’ I’ve seen. Sensible, honest, smart. I’m posting the video directly as Times Radio tweeted it with a clickbait and somewhat misleading headline that unintentionally confirmed his point. More of this please.

Congratulations to @DanHaywardPhD & @DrRyanPatel; our King’s Prize Fellowship & Professor Anthony Mellows Medal recipients for 2022 🙌 The fellowship scheme supports post-doctoral researchers in health-related areas as they step into academic careers ➡kcl.ac.uk/news/kings-pri…⬅

Very excited to have this story out in the wild! MPS1 localizes to microtubule-attached kinetochores and actively promotes microtubule release biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

A fundamental rethink of how the Aurora kinases and NDC80 regulate the mitotic spindle! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Really excited to finally get this story out there that @DanHaywardPhD and I have been working on! New insights into the basis of MPS1 recruitment and error correction during mitosis. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

ICYMI: Iona Manley (@IonaManley95) from the Gruneberg lab won the @Official_BSCB Young Cell Biologist of the Year Prize for her poster! Her award is a trip to the @ASCBiology annual meeting in Washington DC in December. Congratulations Iona!🥳 path.ox.ac.uk/news/prestigio…

I wrote a thing for ⁦@Nature⁩ outlining 3 common workplace gender equality mistakes: 1 Focusing on quantity rather than the quality of women’s experiences 2 Initiatives that try to fix women rather than change systems 3 An overestimation of progress nature.com/articles/d4158…

📢The Gruneberg lab is looking for a postdoc!📢 If you are interested in the mechanisms safeguarding genome stability during cell division, and would like to join a supportive and collegiate department, this opportunity is for you! More info: path.ox.ac.uk/content/postdo…

New paper by @MacroSchuller @IvanAhelLab reports ADP-ribosylation of DNA in vivo for the first time and its role in bacterial growth regulation, with implications for the treatment of tuberculosis path.ox.ac.uk/news/adp-ribos… (written by Josephine Groslambert, edited by Jake Burton)

Chromosomes want to break free: endomembranes can envelop misaligned chromosomes in a new pathway for aneuploidy By @lm_keating prelights.biologists.com/?p=29178