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Biomolecular Mass Spectrometry At The University Of Strathclyde

We are interested in developing mass spectrometry methods to study biomolecular systems, especially those which are challenging to study with conventional methods. This includes intrinsically disordered proteins, protein-nucleic acid, protein-protein and protein-drug complexes and ternary complexes formed by PROTACs and molecular glues. Overall, we aim to delineate the structure and dynamics of these systems to better understand their roles in biology.

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The Beveridge Group Welcomes New Members

The start of the 2026 academic year has involved changes in the Beveridge group personnel. The group was able to get together for a chance…
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Rebecca, Liao, and Nicole Travel to Coventry University

Recently Rebecca, Liao, and Nicole travelled down to Coventry University for an AcylERATE meeting. This was held to gather researchers investigating the dynamic S-acylation under…
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Nicole and Cindy Engage in Community Outreach

Science isn't just about research, it is also about getting the community involved and excited to hear about the fun things science is all about!…
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Not only is the group nice to work in, and the research fun and important but being situated in Glasgow City Centre in Scotland also has many advantages!

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