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6th September 2016

Fillip’s paper on multiplexed CRISPR is published!

Fillip’s paper on using tRNA-gRNAs to boost CRISPR applications in Drosophila has been published online (click here for free readcube version).

24th August 2016

Lily Jin joins the lab as a CRISPR specialist!

Lily has joined the lab as a CRISPR specialist supporting the fly groups in the division. Welcome!

24th August 2016

Alessio’s protocol for imaging transport in wings is published

Alessio’s method for imaging axonal transport in wings of immobilised adult flies is freely available at Nature Protocols: http://www.nature.com/nprot/journal/v11/n9/full/nprot.2016.112.html  

28th June 2016

Post-doc Vanesa Madan joins the lab!

Vanesa joins us as a post-doc, having previously worked in the lab of Prof. Ralf Bartenschlager at the University of Heidelberg. Welcome!

3rd May 2016

Post-doc Mark McClintock joins the lab!

A big welcome to Mark, who joins the lab after completing his PhD in Sam Reck-Peterson’s group at Harvard.

22nd March 2016

Janina awarded DFG fellowship!

Congratulations to post-doc Janina Baumbach on her award of a prestigious DFG fellowship.

11th December 2015

NC3Rs fellowship for Alessio!

Post-doc Alessio Vagnoni has been awarded a prestigious NC3Rs fellowship. Congratulations!

11th December 2015

New lab publication!

Alessio and Patrick’s paper on Lis1, mitochondrial transport and ageing neurons is published (open acess). Congratulations!

19th August 2015

Gene drive biosafety

Fillip and Simon have contributed to a policy piece on gene drive biosafety issues.

19th May 2015

New lab publication!

Fillip and Nadine’s paper on systematic evaluation of Drosophila CRISPR tools has been published. Congratulations!

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