Lomonossoff Lab

Hot off the press: important new insight into the role of TMV's Origin Of Assembly sequence published in JMB @JMolBiol - well done to @EvaGrimm19, @HadrienPeyret and Keith Saunders for all their hard work @JohnInnesCentre : doi.org/10.1016/j.jmb.… #PlantVirology #plantsci

🥳Congratulations to the winners of our student competitions at our conference in Cape Town: Jordan VanderBurgt @jvand222 from @WesternU & Sarah Lindsay from @UCT_news for oral presentations; and Kirti Daya & Andani Tshiitamune @__inadna both from @UCT_news for posters!👏👏

@HadrienPeyret @JohnInnesCentre See you in two weeks!

Cleared out nearly 14 years of notes and dust from my desk.... Good-bye @JohnInnesCentre and @Lomonossoff_Lab ... I'll miss you 🥲

Very nice work, well done Roger et al.!

Deadline to sumit abstracts for the conference in Cape Town has been EXTENDED to Monday 29th of January. More details here: ispmf.org/events

📢 1 week left to submit your abstract to the upcoming ISPMF conference in Cape Town (deadline 15th Jan). Also registration is now open to both ISPMF members AND non-members. Travel bursaries available. Details for abstracts and registration here: ispmf.org/events

A truly wonderful human being. Phil was my PhD supervisor and the reason I came to JIC. He remained a great sounding board for advice even after he retired from JIC in 2005. He was always available for a call and a chat. RIP Phil.

A reminder that the deadline for students to submit an abstract for the President's Prize is this Friday 15th December. Full details below.

📢Calling all PhD students in plant molecular farming! You have a chance to obtain an incredible bursary to attend the ISPMF conference in Cape Town next year! 👇

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📢 Abstract submission and registration is now open for the upcoming ISPMF conference in Cape Town! Visit ispmf.org/events for more details

Plant viruses (and bacteriophage) as chassis for cancer vaccines! Excellent work (working link in the comments)

📢 Abstract submissions and registration for our upcoming ISPMF 2024 conference in Cape Town will be open from 1st of November! Visit ispmf.org/events for more details

Hot off the press! Turning plant viruses into metallic nanowires: "Production of Metallic Alloy Nanowires and Particles Templated Using Tomato Mosaic Virus (ToMV)" in @Nano_MDPI Congratulations to all involved, especially Sachin for all his hard work!

@HadrienPeyret I have taught you well, young padawan!

I'm super excited to announce that I will soon be Assistant Professor of plant virology and biotechnology at the University of Nottingham (from April 2024). If you're interested in collaborating or writing a grant together, please do get in touch!

This is happening in one week (Wednesday 27th Sept.) - we're very excited! Register now (free!) if you haven't already: tu-darmstadt.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

I'm thrilled to share our latest work on designing imaging scaffolds to determine the structure of small proteins using cryo-EM! pnas.org/doi/full/10.10…

📢 The next ISPMF online workshop is coming soon! Great speakers lined up for "Virus-Like Particles (VLPs) made in plants and elsewhere" Register here for free: tu-darmstadt.zoom-x.de/meeting/regist…

@Theo_Tsoleridis @UniofNottingham It was a pleasure!

Great Holden Botany lecture by @Lomonossoff_Lab at @UniofNottingham about using plant virus-like particles in biomedicine and nanotechnology!

It has been really exciting to be a part of this very cool project!! We made #VirusLikeParticles of different shapes using #DNAorigami - imagine the potential of these interesting tools to address fundamental questions in virology and biotechnology😍 nature.com/articles/s4156…

Great opportunity to come join us at Nottingham!