Introducing the Lister Institute’s 2018 Prize Fellows

Discover more about the seven talented new Lister Fellows who have been awarded research funding in 2018.

The Lister Institute Annual Fellows’ Meeting

Find out more about our annual Fellows' meeting this September.

The New Lister Institute Scientific Advisory Committee

Find out more about the new members of the Lister Institute's experienced Scientific Advisory Committee.

Fellow Profile: Victoria Cowling

Discover more about the important work of Lister Fellow Professor Victoria Cowling, Head of The Centre for Gene Regulation and Expression.

Fellow Profile: Serge Mostowy

Find out more about Lister Fellow Serge Mostowy and his team's ground-breaking work on the nature of infection.

David Komander Publishes in Nature

Lister Fellow David Komander recently published a number of papers in Nature on his research into the ubiquitin system and similar areas.

The Protein Contacts Atlas by Lister Fellow Madan Babu

Find out more about the Protein Contacts Atlas - an innovative new directory featuring visual representations of over 100,000 biomolecules.

Professor David Lyons Publishes in Nature Neuroscience

Distinguished Lister Fellow Professor David Lyons publishes in Nature Neuroscience on how calcium ions can affect myelin sheath formation.

Lister Prize Applications 2018: The Numbers Behind Our Most Successful Year Ever

We are delighted to announce that this year the Lister Institute’s competitive research prizes have received the highest number of applications since the awards’ inception.

An Updated Website for the Lister Institute

Find out more about the newly updated Lister Institute website, and discover how we are helping to support the UK and Republic of Ireland's biomedical research community.

The Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh Honours a Lister Fellow

We are delighted to report that in October 2017 Lister Institute Fellow Professor Michael Eddleston was awarded the Cullen Medal by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

Former Lister Fellow Michael Eddleston publishes in the Lancet

In parts of rural Asia self-poisoning using agricultural pesticides is a serious issue. It has been estimated that up to 89% of all suicides from pesticide self-poisoning worldwide occur in the Asian and Western Pacific regions, and pesticide ingestion is recognised by the World Health Organization (WHO)