Technician
Summary of Job Purpose and Principal Duties
Cell and Developmental Biology
Short Code:
CDB
"Cell division in an epithelium: how cells break free without breaking the tissue apart"
Division of Cell & Developmental Biology
Mechanistic insights into the cellular delivery of proteins
Recent research from David Murray and Hannes Maib has uncovered key mechanistic insights into the delivery of proteins in cells. This work has been published in Current Biology.
Dundee ranked top University for Biological Sciences in REF 2021
The results of the 2021 Research Excellence Framework (REF) were announced today. Dundee is the top-ranking University for Biological Sciences research, a position we have maintained since the last REF exercise in 2014. The REF2021 assessment has scored SLS as having a total of 71% of its activities being ‘world leading’ (4*) and 28% of its activities being ‘internationally excellent’ (3*).
Royal Society honour for Professor Kate Storey
Professor Kate Storey, of the University of Dundee, has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Society (FRS), the world's oldest scientific academy in continuous existence.
Professor Storey is Head of the Division of Cell & Developmental Biology and Chair of Neural Development in the School of Life Sciences at Dundee.
Professor Storey said, “Being made a Fellow of the Royal Society is a major honour for any scientist and I am delighted to join the illustrious list of Fellows.
Fellow of the Royal Society
Guillermo Serrano Najera awarded 2022 BSDB Beddington Medal
Guillermo Serrano Najera was awarded the British Society for Developmental Biology (BSDB) 2022 Beddington Medal at the recent annual meeting of the society. Guillermo received this awarded for his PhD work in Professor Kees Weijer on chick gastrulation
Postdoctoral Research Associate at the Biophysics/Developmental Biology Interface
| Applications are invited for a postdoctoral research associate to participate in a highly interdisciplinary research project aiming to advance our understanding of gastrulation, an essential stage of embryonic development. |
Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh
Inke Näthke elected Fellow of the RSE
Professor Inke Näthke is one of a trio of University of Dundee academics who are among the newest Fellows elected to the Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE).
The RSE is Scotland’s national academy, focused on delivering its mission of ‘knowledge made useful’. Fellows are elected in recognition of their impact in improving the world around them.