Congratulations to Laura Mitchell, 2014 cohort PhD student in the BBSRC DTP Programme, for publishing the paper ‘ Comparative analysis of nanobody sequence and structure data’ in Proteins. Abstract Nanobodies are a class of antigen‐binding protein derived from camelids that achieve comparable binding affinities and...

Congratulations to Rowena Downie, 2015 cohort PhD student in the BBSRC DTP Programme, for publishing the paper ‘ Assessing European Wheat Sensitivities to Parastagonospora nodorum Necrotrophic Effectors and Fine-Mapping the Snn3-B1 Locus Conferring Sensitivity to the Effector SnTox3’ in Frontiers in Plant Science. Abstract...

Congratulations to Josie Gaynord, 2014 cohort PhD student in the BBSRC DTP Programme, for publishing the paper ‘Stapled peptides as a new technology to investigate protein–protein interactions in human platelets’ in Clinical Science. Abstract Platelets are blood cells with numerous crucial pathophysiological roles in...

Congratulations to Laura Mitchell, 2014 cohort PhD student in the BBSRC DTP Programme, for publishing the paper ‘ Analysis of nanobody paratopes reveals greater diversity than classical antibodies’ in Protein Engineering, Design and Selection. Abstract Nanobodies (Nbs) are a class of antigen-binding protein derived from...