Structural biology & biochemistry lab at McGill University studying NRPSs and other exciting megaenzymes. Also, we are Batmoose.

Montréal, Québec
Joined July 2019
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Sounds exciting! :)
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Thanks to Lars and the APS team. Was cool participating in this
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Goooooooo Itai!!
Congrats to recently-graduating CRBS student Itai Sharon, PhD, for winning the national thesis award from the Canadian Light Source, a 2022 G. Michael Bancroft Award for best PhD thesis!
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Was a lovely event! Go biophysics! @Xiongosome
Thanks to the Yale Biophysics Training Program for hosting us! @YaleMBB
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But wait, there's more fantastic scientists speaking at #AusPeptide2023. Make sure to register and submit your abstracts at peptides2023.org to give an oral or poster presentation, joining Helma Wennemers @ETH_DCHAB, Ben Davis @RosFrankInst, @SchmeingLab and others 👀👀
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C'est McGill 24! Soutenez nos talentueux étudiants gradués en contribuant à la bourse Maximilian Eivaskhani. Aujd, votre don sera égalé 1:1 (jusqu'à $1000). Partagez et RT SVP. Lien ici: crowdfunding.mcgill.ca/ui/ac…
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Our research centre is raising funds for the memorial studentship in honour of Max Eivaskhani, which will help train outstanding young researchers at McGill CRBS, as part of McGill24. tinyurl.com/McGill24Max Thanks for considering this worthy cause. M @CRBSMcGill
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The @Schmeinglab at @CRBSMcGill show that Cyanophycin synthetase CphA1 has a cryptic 3rd active site that cleaves cyanophycin into primers for self-sufficient biosynthesis. #FRQScommunite #SwissArmyEnzyme go.nature.com/3FTt347
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Prof. Martin Schmeing demonstrating what it’s like to be an academic on one of “those days”.
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This is great!
#McGill24 is back on March 10, 2021 and this year you can help the School of Biomedical Sciences raise funds for our new summer training program @McGillMed @mcgillu
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With great sorrow, I write to inform the scientific community of the tragic death of Maximilian Eivaskhani, brilliant PhD student in our lab, following a bicycle accident. Max was a rising scientific star, a talented athlete and a joy of a human. We are devastated by the loss.
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