Angelica Anderlini
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Angelica is working on a collaborative project with Vinay Tergaonkar (A*STAR). |
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Angelica is working on a collaborative project with Vinay Tergaonkar (A*STAR). |
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James is working on a CRUK funded project on clocks in breast cancer and how to predict them using TimeTeller. |
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Trained as a circadian biologist and in vivo pharmacologist, my research is focused on the interplay between the intricate internal timing system significantly modulating most physiological processes, and disease and pharmacotherapy. Understanding - on a mechanistic level - how circadian disruption can lead to and influence disease progression and treatment is the main focus. The perspective of his work include to significantly improve already existing treatment options and to aid in the development of new drugs. |
Ines works on a NATPRIME project in a collaboration with Seb Perrier.
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Pragya is a jointly supervised PhD student with Sadler Group (Chemistry, University of Warwick) working on chronotherapeutic effects of novel metallodrugs. |
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Rachael is an MRC DTP PhD student and co-supervised by Prof Manu Vatish, University of Oxford working on circadian regulation of the blood brain barrier. |
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Saad works on a collaborative project with Emily Lane-Hill and Mark Wall (SLS) investigating the interplay between clock and neurodegeneration. |
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Sreshta works on a project with Peter Sadler (Chemistry) to develop novel organo-metallic complexes. |
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Vadim is an MRC DTP in IBR PhD student and his project is on the multi-dimensional nature of the circadian clockwork in collaboration with David Rand (Maths). |
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Zijin is a jointly supervised PhD student with Sadler Group
(Chemistry, University of Warwick) working on chronotherapeutic effects of novel metallodrugs. |
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Zitian was an HMS Dissertation student working on cellular pathway regulation by polymeric nanoparticles, and is now continuing on a URSS project looking at mRNA delivery to cells. |