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Publication in Nat Commun

Targeting bacterial stress responses to reduce virulence  

Controlling bacterial stress-response enzymes can suppress production of the alarm signal (p)ppGpp, reducing virulence and offering a new strategy to fight infections without directly targeting bacterial survival.

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Publication in Adv Sci

Boosting calcium-ion battery performance  

Calcium batteries are promising but limited by the low mobility of Ca²⁺ ions. Amorphous carboxyphenolate frameworks enhance ion diffusion and stability, improving the performance for high-voltage organic electrodes.

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Results of the 2025 WELBIO Call  

The results of the WELBIO 2025 call have been announced: 13 programmes have been selected and will join the 22 from the previous call within our WELBIO department on 1 June.

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Publication in EMBO Mol Med

Publication in EMBO Mol Med  

Inactivation of Stard7 in a murine model of colorectal cancer reveals a mutation-dependent effect: it suppresses tumours driven by constitutive Wnt activation but promotes those associated with chronic inflammation.

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Publication in Immunity

The key to macrophage identity across organs  

Macrophages adapt to different tissues while maintaining a shared identity, thanks to MafB, a key genetic regulator that directs their development and essential functions throughout the body.

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Publication in Chem Soc Rev

When organic chemistry meets the law  

The legal framework for research in organic chemistry is often poorly understood. This interdisciplinary tutorial article links laboratory practice with the law, providing researchers with guidance to balance innovation, safety and compliance.

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