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06 Apr 2020University of Dundee researchers are studying a protein that aids the spread of COVID-19 in the hope of finding ways of blocking its function. The team, from... -
03 Apr 2020The University of Dundee has helped establish Scotland’s central COVID-19 testing facility in support of the national response to the coronavirus pandemic. The... -
02 Apr 2020Researchers from the MRC-PPU have uncovered potential cross-talk between PINK1 and LRRK2 signalling pathways linked to Parkinson’s disease. This work, led by... -
30 Mar 2020Scientists at the Universities of Dundee and Glasgow are combining their expertise to aid the global battle against coronavirus. The collaboration brings...
Upcoming Events
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Vacancies
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Medical Research Council Protein Phosphorylation and Ubiquitylation UnitClosing Date:06 Apr 2020
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Plant SciencesClosing Date:10 Apr 2020
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Medical Research Council Protein Phosphorylation and Ubiquitylation UnitClosing Date:11 Apr 2020
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Centre for Gene Regulation and ExpressionClosing Date:17 Apr 2020
Wellcome 4-Year PhD Programme in Integrated Molecular, Cellular and Translational Biology
The Wellcome Trust Integrated molecular, cellular and translational biology programme combines scientific excellence with a commitment to improving the working environment and transition support for trainees.
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Incredible Immunology
Images from the Incredible Immunology events run by the division of Cell Signalling and Immunology.
Light Microscopy
Magnificent Microbes Film
Magnificent Microbes
Images from Magnificent Microbes, held at Dundee Science Centre.
Genetics Garden
This past year Plant Sciences embarked on a major project to develop a 'Genetics Garden' at the Botanic Gardens. The idea behind this effort was to create plots in the Genetics Garden to highlight the importance of plants in our understanding of genetics and the critical contribution of plant variation in selecting and breeding better crops. Establishing the Genetics Garden involved a massive volunteer effort of over 40 people, both from Plant Sciences, the James Hutton Institute and the general public during various outreach activities.