Professor Amanda Sferruzzi-Perri
Title of Research Project Biomarkers of materno-fetal health: role of placental endocrine mediators in normal and obese pregnancies Other Information Awarded the Hans Sigrist Prize, 2020
Nurturing the future leaders in biomedical research
Nurturing the future leaders in biomedical research
Dr Stephan Uphoff
Title of Research Project Resolving oxidative stress response mechanisms in bacteria during infection and antibiotic treatment.
Professor Ian Adams
Fellow 2002-2007 Area of Current Research Interests Entry of mouse primordial germ cells into meiosis. Other Information Elected a Member of the Institute, 2008. Appointed a Member of the Institute’s Scientific Advisory Committee, 2014.
Professor Hilary L Ashe
Fellow 2002-2007 Area of Current Research Interests Gene expression and cell signalling dynamics in Drosophila. Other Information EMBO Young Investigator Award, 2003. Elected a member of the Institute, 2008. Promoted to Professor of Cell and Developmental Biology, 2013. Elected a…
Dr Joan M Boyes
Fellow 1999-2003 Area of Current Research Interests The regulation of gene activity: specifically, how the level of gene transcription is regulated after activation and how chromatin packaging is disrupted to allow accessibility to genetic information. Other Information Elected a Member…
Dr Simon Bullock
Fellow 2008-2013 Area of Current Research Interests Molecular cell biology of cytoskeletal transport. Other Information Elected a member of the Institute 2014. Elected a member of EMBO, 2015.
Professor Mark J Buttner
Fellow 1994-1998 Area of Current Research Interests The cellular and developmental biology of the filamentous, antibiotic-producing bacteria Streptomyces. Fundamental aspects of bacterial transcription. The regulatory networks and cyclic nucleotide signalling events that control sporulation in Streptomyces. Other Information Appointed Group…
Professor Sherif El-Khamisy
Title of Research Project: The repair of oxidative and topoisomerase induced chromosomal strand breaks and human disease Other Information: Moved to University of Sheffield, 2014. Awarded Professorship, 2015. Elected as Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry, 2016. Extended Fellowship…
Professor Joseph Marsh
Title of Research Project The dominant-negative effect in protein complexes: implications for human genetic disease Other Information Awarded Royal Society of Edinburgh Patrick Neill Medal, 2019.ERC Consolidator Grant, 2020.