Update Christine Orengo photo + talk title

Author: nlharris

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-<img src="/img/2025/2025-05-08-P30626-Christine-Orengo.jpg" alt ="Christine Orengo" style="width:50%"/>
+<img src="/img/2025/2025-05-12-Christine-Orengo-square.png" alt ="Christine Orengo" style="width:50%"/>
 
 ### Christine Orengo (University College London)
 
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+#### _Working together to develop, promote and protect our data resources: Lessons learnt developing CATH and TED_
 
 Dr. Christine Orengo is a Professor of Bioinformatics at University College London (UCL).
 Her research focuses on the development of algorithms to capture relationships between protein structures, sequences and functions.
 She has built one of the most comprehensive protein classifications, CATH. CATH structural and functional data for hundreds of millions of proteins has enabled studies that revealed essential universal proteins and their biological roles, and extended characterisation of biological systems implicated in disease e.g. in cell division, cancer and aging.
 Dr. Orengo is known for her support of FAIR and open data and data sharing practices.
 
-Dr. Orengo is a Vice President of the International Society of Computational Biology (ISCB) and was previously the ISCB's first female President. She is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Biology and Elected member of EMBO since 2014, and a Fellow of ISCB since 2016. 
+Dr. Orengo received her PhD from University College London. She is currently a Vice President of the International Society of Computational Biology (ISCB) and was previously the ISCB's first female President.
+She is a Fellow of the Royal Society (FRS), an Elected Member of EMBO since 2014, and a Fellow of ISCB since 2016. 
 
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