Darcy Reynolds received the runner-up poster prize at the ICB-CDT Chemical Biology Conference

Darcy Reynolds, an ICB-CDT PhD student in the Tate group, was awarded the runner-up poster prize at the 2026 ICB-CDT Chemical Biology Conference for her poster, “Target-Centric Affinity Purification Mass Spectrometry for Molecular Glue Discovery Against KRAS.”

The poster presented work carried out at the Francis Crick Institute, in collaboration with AstraZeneca and Imperial College London, to develop a target-centric affinity purification mass spectrometry approach for investigating molecular-glue-induced protein interactions with KRAS. The project aims to support the discovery and characterisation of new induced-proximity mechanisms.

The conference brought together students and researchers from across the ICB-CDT community for a day of exciting chemical biology, engaging presentations and lively poster discussions.

Congratulations, Darcy!