We have just learned that we will have a Lister Institute-funded summer studentship for 2022. Please email Simon if you are interested, including a CV and a brief description of why you are interested in the placement. You will also need to submit an application through the LMB summer studentship webpage (click here)
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Florence is awarded British Society for Cell Biology Raff Medal!
We are very proud that Florence has been awarded the BSCB Raff Medal, which recognises outstanding PhD research and wider contributions to the scientific community. You can read more about the award here.
Razina Kazi joins the team as a graduate student!
Razina has joined the group having previously worked as a research assistant in Venki Ramakrishnan’s group at LMB. Welcome to the lab!
Yaiza awarded scholarship from Fitzwilliam College!
Congratulations to Yaiza for being awarded a Leathersellers’ scholarship from Fitzwilliam College.
Lucas Albacete joins us as a post-doc!
Lucas has joined us to work on mRNA trafficking in human cells. Welcome to the group!
Florence’s work on interference of ALS-associated peptides and microtubule motors is published!
Florence’s work in collaboration with the Van Damme group (originally a biorxiv preprint) has been published in Science Advances. Paper is available here.
Collaborative work on small molecule modulators of dynein-based transport published
Our work with AstraZeneca and the Carter group on small molecule inhibitors and activators of dynein-based transport is published (free full text version here).
Yaiza Andres Jeske joins us as a PhD student!
We are really pleased that Yaiza decided to join us. She will be studying mRNA trafficking in mammalian cells.
Alessio’s paper on the regulation of mitochondrial transport in ageing neurons is online!
We show that a decline in mitochondrial transport in ageing neurons can be suppressed by acute activation of PKA, which boosts kinesin-1 expression. Click here for the paper (open access).
Congratulations to Mo for winning a Terry Hart prize at Wolfson College!
PhD student Mo Mofatteh won the best oral presentation prize at the recent Wolfson Research Event. Well done Mo!