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Nature Communications paper on a novel GPR183 inverse agonist and receptor activation switch
GPR183 is a chemotactic GPCR involved in immune cell migration. Using AI-driven virtual screening and biophysical assays, we identify inverse agonists. From 70 compounds and a subsequent hit expansion, compound 78 emerges as a potent inhibitor of ...
Post · June 01, 2026
The added value of interaction data in single-cell biology
Single-cell technologies have transformed biology by making cellular heterogeneity measurable. They allow cells to be classified, compared, and linked to molecular states with a level of detail that was previously difficult to achieve. Yet most si...
Post · June 01, 2026
Die Giordano-Bruno-Stiftung evaluiert das Selbstbestimmungsgesetz
Die Giordano-Bruno-Stiftung (GBS) konnte sich in den Evaluierungsprozess des deutschen Selbstbestimmungsgesetzes (SBGG) einbringen und hat dazu am 28.05.2026 einen Bericht beim Humanistischen Pressedienst veröffentlicht.
Man hat sich vorgenommen...
Post · May 31, 2026
TLC Lab Contributes to iRaise Report on GenAI impacts on Child Development
We are pleased to share that Nandini Asavari Bharadwaj and Dr. Adam Dubé contributed as scientific editors to a recent iRAISE report entitled Mapping of GenAI impacts on child development: Emerging scientific consensus on anticipated benefits and ...
Post · May 29, 2026
Meadhbh presents her work at the 2026 Irish Catalysis Conference
Well done to Meadhbh who presented her recent work on the organocatalytic synthesis of phosphinoyl oximes at the Irish Catalysis Conference. The conference took place in the University of Limerick – Meadhbh's alma mater.
Post · May 27, 2026
When Life Gives You Lemon Drops
While writing this post, I looked for interesting takes on lemons and came across a beautiful quote from author Aspen Matis. Check out her homepage linked under her name. It apparently appears in her book (which I haven’t read) Your Blue Is Not My...
Post · May 24, 2026
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