Check out the latest issue of Biochemical Society Transactions, featuring reviews on translation initiation, intracellular proteasome shuttling and non-enzymatic roles of chromatin modifiers 🧪 https://ow.ly/ysfQ50YgbXn

We're seeking a Head of Sales and Licensing, on a 2-year Fixed Term contract on a part time basis, to support the Biochemical Society Publishing and Sales functions. Closing date is 27 February 2026, find out more here: https://ow.ly/IYrk50YgvhU

The 95th Harden Conference: Linking Golgi trafficking and glycan function taking place 23-26 June 2026 will bring together glycobiologists with the membrane trafficking community to kickstart new collaborations. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/9Eex50YguUY

All Biochemical Journal papers undergo a rigorous peer review process; however, the Editorial Board is committed to ensuring that, if revisions are recommended, extra experiments not necessary to the paper will not be asked for🧪. https://ow.ly/PLkr50Ybg7g

For #NationalApprenticeshipWeek, we’re sharing our resource outlining career pathways in molecular bioscience, supported by real case studies from industry. Discover the guide and explore your career options: https://ow.ly/4q2T50Yeip3#NationalApprenticeshipWeek

New frontiers in Ca2+ sensing and signaling is confirmed for 8-11 June 2027 in Dundee, UK! Bringing together experts in advanced technologies, signaling in different phyla, different sensor mechanisms and protein kinases. Register here: https://ow.ly/PoxN50Yeips

Deeply honored to be included in this showcase. If interested, you can read my interview here: www.biochemistry.org/about-us/new... Happy UN International Day of Women and Girls in Science!

Whether you've just started a new role, or want to take the next step in your career, everyone needs leadership skills. Today's webinar will reflect on leadership skills essential for your success and explore methods of implementing them. It's not too late to register: https://ow.ly/JNb050YcGpc

Today on Women & Girls in STEM Day, we celebrate the women advancing molecular bioscience and inspiring future generations. Explore our Leading Women in Science round up featuring powerful stories from across our community: https://ow.ly/3RRH50YcOaT

We’re delighted to share our new strategy, built on three key missions, Knowledge, Careers, and Networks. These reflect our strengths and allow us to best serve the molecular bioscience community. Discover more about our aims for our future: https://ow.ly/I3xB50YcG5h

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New research in Biocehmical Journal shows you can supercharge O-acetyl-L-homoserine production in E.coli by boosting precursors, optimising the NOG pathway ad enhancing glucose transport, reaching 66.25 g/L in 68 h https://doi.org/10.1042/BCJ20243022

Registration is open for the 7th UK Workshop on Membrane Proteins! Join us from 15-17 April to understand the basics of membrane protein purification using cutting edge methods. Save £ with our earlybird discount, apply before 15 February: https://ow.ly/rx0B50YbAUt

Submit your best work to our themed collection Modern technologies in protein production, biophysical and structural analysis, attempting to bring together transformational advances in recombinant protein technology, including novel computational and laboratory approaches: https://ow.ly/eeAB50Y7lgM🧪

The Biochemist's final issue of 2025 looked at the future of food, from chickpeas to precision fermentation. Read the full issue here: https://ow.ly/SuSW50Y9flz

Do you know a exceptional PhD candidate whose very promising research career has been interrupted for non-academic reasons? Encourage them to apply for the Krebs Memorial Scholarship - now accepting applications for the 2026/27 academic year! Deadline 3 April https://ow.ly/Pufm50Y7K5G

García-González et al. explore the role of hyperinsulinemia and hypertriglyceridemia in driving the transition from a preclinical to a clinical state of obesity in this review from Clinical Science.🧪 https://doi.org/10.1042/CS20256728

R101 starts today! Learn R fundamentals, create customised graphs, analyse enzyme kinetics, and generate visualisations like volcano plots at your own pace. Secure your place before registration closes tonight, 17:00 Monday 2 February. https://ow.ly/F4k250Y7v99

Global challenges in sustainability and food security are accelerating the search for resilient protein sources - read about how legumes like chickpeas could be improved for nutrition and functionality, making them a sustainable protein source 🧪 https://doi.org/10.1042/bio_2025_214

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We're delighted to announce the Max Planck Society has signed new, all-inclusive 5-year open access agreement with Portland Press, the publishing subsidiary of the Biochemical Society, covering 5 journals starting January 2026. Learn more: https://ow.ly/300S50Y5i7V

Save £100 by registering for Protein Evolution, Design and Informatics Edinburgh before 13 February! Connect with biotech and pharma leaders, spark interdisciplinary collaborations, and shape the future of protein engineering. https://ow.ly/VNB650Y4Vsg

Launching soon! R for Biochemists 101 begins on Monday 2 February 2026. Don’t miss your chance to boost your data skills and gain confidence in R. 🧪Secure your place today: https://ow.ly/f48R50XZXh2

After completing a self-assessment for Family Friendly Workplaces UK, we’re pleased to announce that we passed, achieving some of the highest scores since the launch of the scheme last April 2025! To learn more about it, read our latest news item: https://ow.ly/xzRL50Y12z0

Dive into research on the disease pathology of skin fungi Malassezia furfur, farnesol-mediated quorum sensing in Nakaseomyces glabrata and the enigmatic pseudokinase titin kinase in the latest issue of the Biochemical Journal 🧪 https://ow.ly/lYa050Y11HA

Present latest insights as part of our Biochemistry Focus ECR webinar series, gain valuable feedback from fellow researchers and specialists across the world. The deadline is 24 February abstracts are welcomed from our postgraduate and early career members 🧪 https://ow.ly/rzwL50Y01Gy

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Check out the latest issue of Biochemical Journal, featuring research on enzymology, molecular interactions, signaling biotechnology, gene expression, host-microbe interactions, and mutation🧪 https://ow.ly/MijF50XXQtp

Reproducibility in research is in crisis, microscopy-related data is especially vulnerable. Join our webinar on 20 January to help understand why reproducibility matters and how it aligns with FAIR principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) https://ow.ly/Nf8Z50XXPKB

Interested in writing for a wide, interdisciplinary audience? The Biochemist has announced its themed issues for 2026, if your work aligns with any of these themes - get in touch with our Editorial Team today! 🧪 https://ow.ly/f2cT50XWyov

We’re celebrating Leading Women in Science by asking a series of questions. Dr Helen Thompson, a researcher in plant gene expression shares her story of strength and determination. Read more about her journey in The Biochemist🧪: https://doi.org/10.1042/bio_2025_203

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8–11 June 2026 | 📍 Heraklion, Crete 🇬🇷 Get ready for Machines on Genes 2026, the 94th Harden Conference by the @biochemsoc.bsky.social — four days of molecular mechanisms and friendly discussions! 🧬☀️🔬❄️ Organised by @lapassmore.bsky.social, Dana Branzei, me.

Struggling to get your head around some fundamental techniques in biochemistry or wondering where to start developing your knowledge? Have a look at our easy-to-follow Beginner's Guide series in The Biochemist for a wide variety of guides! https://ow.ly/L7O750XNB8s

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Pseudokinases have emerged as key regulators of numerous fundamental biological processes however, bacterial pseudokinases remain largely unexplored. O’Boyle et al reveal understudied bacterial serine–threonine pseudokinase families in this mini-review. https://doi.org/10.1042/BST20253080

We'd like to share our congratulations to Professor Paul Workman (Institute of Cancer Research), current member and Guest Editor for Essays in Biochemistry on receiving an OBE in the King's recent New Year Honours.

We'd like to share our congratulations to Professor Martin Humphries (University of Manchester), previous Chair of the Society and author in the Biochemical Journal on receiving an OBE in the King's recent New Year Honours.

Save £100 if you book your place for Membrane Proteins Conference before 7 January 2026. Taking place on 7–9 April 2026 in Birmingham, don’t miss the chance to listen to expert researchers discussing membrane proteins in diverse biological processes. 🧪 https://ow.ly/rhHJ50XNBLI

Early career members - apply to attend the Royal Society of Biology's Voice of the Future event and ask your science policy question to parliamentarians. Submit your question by 16 Jan! 🧪 https://ow.ly/YPC850XSl6N

Sign up for the Biochemical Society’s original R course, R101! Suited for beginners, this course will teach you how to get data into R, and manipulating and visualising this using various methods. 🧪 https://ow.ly/O0ga50XNCuX

Unsure how to gain your first peer review opportunity, or keen to improve your feedback? Catch up on our latest ECR webinar and gain practical tips from Biochemical Society Editors-in-Chief on writing and submitting a high-quality review!🧪 https://ow.ly/5pWZ50XNBJs

Join us next June 2026 in Crete to dive into molecular machines that act on DNA and RNA to facilitate chromosome replication, epigenetic inheritance, DNA repair, transcription, and translation. Save €100 by booking before 8 March 2026🧪: https://ow.ly/g8YG50XNBhj

Essays in Biochemistry publishes themed issues looking at interesting, timely and relevant subjects from across the molecular biosciences. Interested in leading a themed issue? Then fill out our proposal form.🧪 https://ow.ly/xrh050XNAvV

Highlighting the molecular mechanisms underpinning key epigenetic processes, this open collection, Epigenetics, is co-hosted by the Biochemical Journal and Biochemical Society Transactions. Find out more and submit your work: https://ow.ly/ta5W50XKOok

We have an exciting line-up of webinars for 2026! Register for upcoming sessions in our Biochemistry Focus webinar series, topics covered include different research areas in the molecular biosciences and practical sessions to support career development:🧪 https://ow.ly/LS6c50XKO9b

Explore our collection of flexible, self-paced courses, available for beginner and advanced learners. Whether you are new to coding or looking to strengthen your data analysis skills, there’s definitely a course for you.🧪 https://ow.ly/3kSc50XKrV2

Interested in gene regulation? This mini-review provides an overview of the current knowledge on the FASTK protein family and their roles in gene regulation, with a focus on mitochondrial mRNA metabolism 🧪 https://doi.org/10.1042/BST20253089

Hurry and save £100 when you register for the Biennial International meeting on LRRK2, one of the most common genetic contributors to Parkinson’s disease. Taking place on 20-23 July 2026 in Dundee, register your place today! 🧪 https://ow.ly/reAs50XGU7C

Are you interested in sponsoring a Biochemical Society event in 2026? Our events programme offers many opportunities for your company to enhance its profile amongst the molecular biosciences community🧪. Learn more here: buff.ly/uLQUIKm