Curiosity at the core: how Lister Fellows pursued bold questions
As their Lister Fellowships end, three top researchers reflect on discoveries shaped by the freedom to follow their curiosity.
Nurturing the future leaders in biomedical research
Nurturing the future leaders in biomedical research
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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.
Lister Fellow Rickie Patani leads new research on Motor Neurone Disease
Lister Fellow Professor Rickie Patani is leading a major new research project to explore the cellular mechanisms behind Motor Neurone Disease (MND). The project is funded by the My Name’5 Doddie Foundation (MNDF), a charity set up by Scottish rugby star Doddie Weir, who lived with the condition.
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.
Former Fellow Professor Paul Lehner publishes Nature paper on how HUSH defends the human genome
Former Lister Fellow Professor Paul Lehner recently published a paper in Nature, which details his research into how the Human Silencing Hub (HUSH) complex protects the human genome from viruses and other retroelement invaders.