Former MOAC PhD Students, 2005 Intake

Alistair Irvine
Physico-chemical & computational characterisation of partly unfolded proteins and studies on their interactions with molecular chaperones & folding catalysts
Supervisors: Ann Dixon (Chemisty), Corinne Smith (Biology), David Wild (Systems Biology)

Antonia Nilsson
GPCR Signalling: Uncovering Key Protein-Protein Interactions in the Membrane

Supervisors:
Ann Dixon (Chemistry)
Graham Ladds (Medical School)

[PHOTO] Elina Vladimirou
Diffusion of proteins within chloroplast membranes

Supervisors:
Colin Robinson (Biological Sciences)
Markus Kirkilionis (Mathematics)

Daniel Bearup
Comparative flux control through the cytoplasmic stages of cell wall biosynthesis

Supervisors:
Chris Dowson (Biology)
Mike Chappell (Engineering)

[PHOTO] Elina Vladimirou
Diffusion of proteins within chloroplast membranes

Supervisors:
Colin Robinson (Biological Sciences)
Markus Kirkilionis (Mathematics)

Hayley Powell
Dynamic Investigations of Biologically Important Transport and Binding Processes Using State-of-the-Art Biophysical Techniques
Supervisors:
Julie Macpherson (Chemistry)
Teresa Pinheiro (Biology)

Jing Kang ("Jasmine")
Learning Processes and Memory Models in Neuroscience

Supervisor:
Jianfeng Feng (Computer Science)

Jonathan Armond
Effect of mechanical forces on single biomolecules

Supervisors:
Patrick Unwin (Chemistry)
Matthew Turner (Systems Biology and Physics)

Paul Garner
Computational studies of the Tat protein membrane complex

Supervisors:
Mark Rodger (Chemistry)
Colin Robinson (Biology)

Three students left MOAC after the MSc year:

Femi Awosile
(Chemistry background)

Mojtaba AGHA Mirsalim
(Computer Science background)

Zaher Alhabash
(Chemistry background)