Eligibility
Studentships are available for UK nationals and international students.
Application Submitted
MRC Protein Phosphorylation Unit 2009
Akue-Gedu, R., Rossignol, E., Azzaro, S., Knapp, S., Filippakopoulos, P., Bullock, A. N., Bain, J., Cohen, P., Prudhomme, M., Anizon, F. and Moreau, P. (2009) Synthesis, kinase inhibitory potencies, and in vitro antiproliferative evaluation of new Pim kinase inhibitors. J Med Chem. 52, 6369-6381
Alessi, D. R., Pearce, L. R. and Garcia-Martinez, J. M. (2009) New insights into mTOR signaling: mTORC2 and beyond. Sci Signal. 2, pe27
Arthur, J. S. and McGuire, V. A. (2009) Gene-targeting vectors. Methods Mol Biol. 561, 127-144
Computational & Systems Biology Seminar Series
| Date, time & venue | Speaker | Title |
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| Monday 28th April 2014 2 pm Small Lecture Theatre |
Dr Silke Henkes University of Aberdeen |
"Active matter at high density" |
| Monday 30th June 2014 2pm Small Lecture Theatre |
Computing Support Services
The Computing Support Service provides user support for staff and students in Life Sciences, as well as conducting core development work on the network, servers and computing services dedicated to the College.
You can find us in the Wellcome Trust Building, room 1L2-113 and can be contacted by email at support@lifesci.dundee.ac.uk, or by telephone on +44 (0)1382 384249.
World-class scientific technologies
We invest in world-class technologies to enhance world-class life sciences research
Getting a bank account
Lloyds TSB main branch (Perth Road, very near the University) will open an account for you and provide a debit card on the day, providing you have a passport and a written UK address (a utility bill is accepted, but not required). A temporary address is permitted, such as a "care of" address, as is the use of University Halls of Residence.
Studying Abroad
In the School of Life Sciences we want to encourage you all to broaden your horizons and really experience what it is like to study and live abroad during your time at Dundee.
By selecting a study abroad experience you will have the opportunity to:
Participating Supervisors
The following supervisors are offering places to summer students this year.
iGEM Summer Project
iGEM
Applications for the iGEM Summer Project in 2015 are now open. The international Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) competition is the World’s premier synthetic biology competition. Here, multi-disciplinary teams of undergraduates pit their wits, intelligence and innovative skills against each other. The competition takes place every summer and more than 200 Universities from all over the World take part.
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12 Feb 2015Meet Mat Fleming - the first Artist in Residence at the College of Life Sciences - at 11am on Thursday February 19, in the WTB Seminar room (front) to learn...
Upcoming Events
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26 Feb
- "Aquaporin water channels: regulation of tran...
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3 Mar
- "Epigenetics, Stem Cells and Cancer"
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- Small Lecture Theatre, MSI
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5 Mar
- “Ubiquitin in Innate Immune Signalling”
- 12:00
- Small Lecture Theatre, MSI
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5 Mar
- “Ubiquitin in Innate Immune Signalling”
- 12:30
- MSI Small Lecture Theatre
Vacancies
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Cell Signalling and ImmunologyClosing Date:26 Feb 2015
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Cell Signalling and ImmunologyClosing Date:27 Feb 2015
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Centre for Gene Regulation and ExpressionClosing Date:04 Mar 2015
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Centre for Gene Regulation and ExpressionClosing Date:04 Mar 2015