Recent Developments in the Patho-Physiological Molecular Clocks Lab
Covid Chocolate Calendar Alert
As 2020 is drawing to a close we take comfort in some well dosed daily chocolate. Advent calendars as standard issue for all doctoral students in the lab.
Looking for an opportunity to write an application for a 2-year EU funded ISF-EUTOPIA post-doctoral fellowship (MSCF)?
If you are interested in working with us in collaboration with Damiana Rozman at the University of Ljubljana in Slovenia and us in Warwick.
We are looking for candidates of any nationality that have not lived in the UK (or alternatively, not in the Slovenia) for the past 3 years (MSCF mobility rules apply) with a PhD in biosciences. Experience in 3D cell culture and an interest in circadian clocks and cancer would be a great asset.
Please do get in touch ASAP!
BSN project award for Lauren to further characterise a novel tissue-specific bioluminescence reporter model
We are thankful to the British Society for Neuroendocrinology for supporting Lauren's work to characterise a novel circadian reporter model and develop new strategies for recording tissue level bioluminescence data from freely behaving animals.
Welcome (back) to the lab Rachael
After a summer project on clocks in 2019, Rachael returns for her master project in which she will tackle a novel clock in a different kind of cell in a collaborative project with Sam Dean (WMS).
Warwick-Wellcome Translational Project Funding
Together with Seb Perrier (Chemistry/WMS), Alexia Hapeshi (WMS/Chemistry) and Meera Unnikrishnan (WMS), we have received pump priming funding to develop novel materials to develop antituberculosis (TB) treatments.