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.
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‘Biology is full of surprises’: How Tung Le’s team unlocked the secrets of RK2 plasmid proteins
2022 Lister Fellow Tung Le is Group Leader and Professor at John Innes Centre in Norwich, where he…
Sherif El-Khamisy announced as Pro-Vice Chancellor at the University of Bradford
We warmly congratulate former Lister Fellow Sherif, who become Pro-Vice Chancellor for Research and Innovation at the University of Bradford in September 2024.
James Lee’s Nature paper unveils an ancient driver of inflammatory bowel disease – and a new way to treat it
Lister Fellow James Lee and his colleagues at the Francis Crick Institute have published a new paper this week in Nature, revealing a new biological pathway that plays a major role in inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).
Lister Fellow’s Nature paper demonstrates the importance of ‘junk’ DNA
Research led by Lister Fellow Professor Sherif El-Khamisy over the past four years has just been published in Nature.
Magdalena Zernicka-Goetz’s lab creates mouse embryo-like structure without using egg or sperm
Former Lister Fellow and member of the Lister’s Scientific Advisory Group (SAC) Magdalena Zernicka-Goetz has grown a model mouse embryo from stem cells.