We are very happy that Irene’s work on simulating self-assembly of an antimicrobial nanocapsule has been featured on The Times. Read the story on the King’s website. The paper was published on ACS Nano.

The Systems and Network Medicine Forum is hosting a Symposium on Network Analysis and Machine Learning Applications in Biology, on Monday 3rd February, 09:00am-13:00pm in The Francis Crick Institute (1 Midland Road, London). Invited talks: Prof Santo Fortunato, Director of the IU Networks Science Institute (IUNI), USA Dr. Andela Šari?, …

Our lab has just published a new paper on eLife, investigating the allosteric effects of multiple ligands on the PKM2 enzyme – superb experimental and computational investigations + plus a new package AlloHubMat – a PhD-worth piece of work! Congratulations to Jamie!

Franca will be organising a section on Biomolecular simulations at the upcoming Hot Topics in Contemporary Crystallography (HTCC4) workshop at Dubrovnik, Croatia in the coming October. Register now! See http://htcc4.org for more information.

Our post-doc Rasha’s work on analysing protein-protein interaction networks in the context of the gene C9orf72 affected in Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is featured on promotional materials of the charity Motor Neurone  Disease Association! This is an exciting collaboration between the Fraternali lab and Dr Jean-Marc Gallo from the Department of Basic …

The HipSci consortium will hold its symposium at Guy’s on 22nd March 2018. Franca will give a talk on recent SNV analyses of the HipSci data on behalf of the group! Details & Registration: http://www.hipsci.org/announcements/symposium-22-mar-2018/

Anna, Sun and Franca contributed a chapter on the prediction of protein-protein interactions in the Encyclopedia of Bioinformatics and Computational Biology. This is now accessible online: Link here. Congratulations to Anna, Sun and Franca!