How mice remember the cold
Lister Fellow Tomás Ryan’s says animals can form lasting memories of cold, redefining the interplay between physiological regulation and neuroscience.
Nurturing the future leaders in biomedical research
Nurturing the future leaders in biomedical research
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The bigger picture: Lizzy Rosser’s quest to understand childhood arthritis and eye disease
Lizzy Rosser wants to understand joint and eye inflammation in children with juvenile idiopathic arthritis—whilst nurturing meaningful relationships with young patients and their families.
A warm welcome to our 2025 Lister Fellows
We received a large number of high quality applications this year, and as a result we have decided…
In conversation with Alex Borodavka
Dr Alex Borodavka is a 2024 Lister Prize Fellow and a virologist specialising in the RNA mechanisms behind…
Congratulations Chris Stewart, 2025 Blavatnik Laureate for Life Sciences
Lister Fellow Chris Stewart recently received a UK Blavatnik Award for his work on the microbiome in infants…
In conversation with Elizabeth Ballou
Dr Elizabeth Ballou is 2022 Lister Fellow and a medical mycologist based at the University of Exeter. She…