At a Royal Society awards ceremony celebrating the prestigious new European Commission-approved status for structural biology Instruct Research Infrastructure, UK Minister for Universities, Science, Research and Innovation Jo Johnson recognised the value and relevance of collaborative work between the UK and European scientists.
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We are introducing Computer simulations for structural data interpretation as a new offering among CIISB’s service portfolio. The new service will run in pilot mode during 2026-2027 to evaluate the user interest and optimize the service offering in accordance with the user community needs.
HeliX+ Biosensor instrument from BRUKER was purchased to the Biophysical Techniques Facility of Centre of Molecular Structure. It enables the study of molecular interactions, including kinetics, affinity and avidity and reveals conformational changes induced by analyte binding or buffer conditions with switchSENSE analysis. This DNA-lever based technology is particularly advantageous for molecules interacting with modifying oligonucleotides.