Michael Reth, University Freiburg, Germany “Antigen receptor function and the nanoscale organization of the B cell membrane”
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Platinum Informatics make the final of Converge Challenge
The newest spin-out company from the School, Platinum Informatics Ltd, has already been recognised by Converge Challenge who aim to create a new generation of entrepreneurs in Scotland. The company founded by Professor Angus Lamond and Rob Kent has made the final for the Converge Challenge award category for those with an established idea. The company looks to maximise the efficiency and productivity of the modern workplace by enabling access to Big Data Technology.
"Quantitative approaches to investigating epithelial morphogenesis"
“Perturbed TDP-43 auto regulation in novel mouse and human knock-in models of ALS-FTD”
MRC Protein Phosphorylation and Ubiquitylation Informal Seminar
"Quantitative approaches to investigating epithelial morphogenesis"
Discovery aids disease elimination efforts
Researchers at the University of Dundee have identified a new drug target in parasites that cause major neglected tropical diseases, a discovery that contributes towards a global drive to eliminate these diseases by 2030.
"Root cell type and symbiont-guided strategies to enhance root stress resistance"
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Global Challenges Research Funds awarded to Plant Sciences
Three new funding awards from the Global Challenges Research Fund were recently made to research teams in the Division of Plant Sciences.
£2 million boost for Dundee researchers
Two University of Dundee scientists have been awarded prestigious fellowships worth more than £1 million each to fund their research over the next five years. Dr Greg Findlay and Dr David Murray received Sir Henry Dale Fellowships that will enable them to develop the work and profile of their laboratories. Two postdoctoral positions will also be created at Dundee’s School of Life Sciences as a result of the award.
"Modulating the UPR for treatment of neurodegenerative disease"
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