New research papers from Dr Matt Hepworth and Dr Tim Blower

We explore recently published papers from Lister Fellows Dr Tim Blower and Dr Matt Hepworth.

Three significant new papers from Lister Fellows Erica Watson, Sebastian Guettler, and Sherif El-Khamisy

We explore papers published by Dr Erica Watson of the University of Cambridge, Dr Sebastian Guettler of the Institute of Cancer Research, and Professor Sherif al-Khamisy of the University of Sheffield.

Exciting PhD findings for Prof Steve Perkins’ lab and EMBO membership for Prof Corrine Houart

Valentina Spiteri excelled in her PhD under Professor Steve Perkins and former Scientific Advisory Committee member, Professor Corinne Houart, has been elected as an EMBO Member.

The Lister Institute’s Annual Meeting 2021

The Annual Meeting is a fantastic opportunity for our members – including current and former Fellows, Governing Body members, Scientific Advisory Committee members, trustees, and staff – to unite in sharing and celebrating the work enabled by the Lister Institute.

New papers from current and former Lister Fellows offer insights into antimicrobial resistance and DNA repair

Serge Mostowy’s lab reveals potential new treatment for bacterial infections and Ross Chapman’s research describes mechanisms behind the repair of cancer-causing mutations.

Exciting new papers from former Lister Fellows Melina Schuh and James Nathan

Melina Schuh publishes a new paper in Cell and James Nathan publishes in Nature Genetics.

Lister Fellow updates: New roles & research papers

We share some exciting updates from Professor Pete Cullen and Dr Susana Godinho.

Prestigious Fellowships for Dr Madan Babu and Prof Frances Platt

Madan Babu was recently elected as a new Fellow for The Academy of Medical Sciences, and Frances Platt was elected as a new Fellow for the Royal Society.

Announcing the 2021 Research Prize Fellows

With the 2022 Prize shortly opening for applications, we are delighted to announce the researchers who have been awarded the 2021 Fellowship.

Sarah Teichmann and Muzlifah Haniffa use Human Cell Atlas to shed light on COVID-19

When the COVID-19 pandemic began, the Human Cell Atlas team turned their attention to working out how the SARS-CoV-2 virus enters and interacts with human cells.

Professor Michael Eddleston wins University of Edinburgh’s Chancellor’s Award

Professor Michael Eddleston has recently been awarded a prestigious prize, recognising the impact of his work on suicide prevention in rural Asia.

In Conversation with Lister Fellow Dr Hayley Sharpe

We spoke to 2020 Fellow Dr Hayley Sharpe about what it was like to apply for – and win – the Prize during a global pandemic and how she’s using the funding to propel her research forward.