People
PhD Students
Birkbeck, University of London |
Miss Stephanie WebbPhD Student Institute of Structural and Molecular Biology Birkbeck, University of London United Kingdom07496 380910 stephanie.webb.13@ucl.ac.uk Intraflagellar Transport, Kinesin-2, Cryo-EM, TIRF, Cilia |
University of Cambridge |
Miss Viviana MacarelliPhD student University of Cambridge United Kingdomvm412@cam.ac.uk Hypothalamic, Neurons, Stem cells, Obesity |
University College London |
Dr Andreas MatthaiouDoctoral Student Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health, Department of Genetics and Genomic Medicine University College London United Kingdomandreas.matthaiou.20@ucl.ac.uk |
Dr Benjamin WalkerLecturer University College London United Kingdombenjamin.walker@ucl.ac.uk Ciliary beating, Microscale swimming, Beat-pattern analysis |
Durham University |
Mr Arandeep PreharDurham University United Kingdomarandeep.s.prehar@durham.ac.uk Xenopus, particle transport, Fluid flow |
University of Edinburgh |
Miss Chloe BrothertonUniversity of Edinburgh United Kingdomc.c.brotherton@sms.ed.ac.uk Primary Cilia, Retinital Degeneration, Expansion Microscopy |
Dr Scott WaddellPostdoctoral Fellow MRC Human Genetics Unit University of Edinburgh United Kingdom07833395691 scott.waddell@ed.ac.uk Primary cilia, Liver biology, Polycystic Liver/Kidney Diseases, Cancer biology |
University of Exeter |
Imperial College London |
Miss Mafalda de Almeida GomesStudent Genomic Medicine, NHLI Imperial College London United Kingdom07377 391520 mafalda_catarina@hotmail.com PCD, primary ciliary dyskinesia |
Lancaster University |
Ms Aro NugawelaResearch Student Department of Biomedical and Life Sciences Lancaster University United Kingdom07494 442213 a.nugawela@lancaster.ac.uk Flagellum, paraflagellar rod, Axoneme, Cell cycle, Trypanosomes, Cell Signalling |
University of Leeds |
Mr Travis BannellPhD Student School of Molecular and Cellular Biology University of Leeds United Kingdom07522 778729 travisbannell@gmail.com Fibrocystin, ARPKD, CEP290, Structural biology, Molecular biology |
Miss Hira KhanPhD student Ochi lab University of Leeds United Kingdombshk@leeds.ac.uk Centrosome, Centrosomal protein, POC1 |
Ms Rowan TaylorPhD student Leeds Institute of Medical Research at St James's University of Leeds United Kingdomr.d.taylor@leeds.ac.uk retinal dystrophies, induced pluripotent stem cells, CRISPR/Cas9, patient variant modelling |
University of Liverpool |
Mr Conor FawcettPhD Student University of Liverpool United Kingdompscfawce@liverpool.ac.uk Synaptonemal Complex, TEX12, Centrosome, PLAYR |
University of Manchester |
Miss Fangfei JIANGPhD student School of Biological Sciences University of Manchester United Kingdom07536 349636 fangfei.jiang@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk Cilia, Spliceosome, Congenital heart disease, left-right axis defects |
MRC Harwell Institute |
Miss Laura DyerMRC Harwell Institute United Kingdoml.dyer@har.mrc.ac.uk Cilia, Left-Right Patterning, Embryonic Node, Polycystins, PKD2 |
Ms Rosie LittlePhD student MRC Harwell Institute United Kingdomr.little@har.mrc.ac.uk Cilia, Left-right, Node, NVPs, FGF |
University of Oxford |
Miss Theana JohnsonUniversity of Oxford United Kingdom07864 368810 theana.johnson@seh.ox.ac.uk mechanotransduction, organoid, cartilage, growth plate, organ on chip |
Oxford Brookes University |
Miss Yaimie LopezPhD student Oxford Brookes University United Kingdom07541 063338 yaimie.lopez@dtc.ox.ac.uk Leishmania, Flagellum, Cytoskeleton, Actin |
Mr Barrack Omondi OwinoPhD student Oxford Brookes University United Kingdom+447442265826 19223175@brookes.ac.uk Leishmania, Haptomonad, Attachment plaque, Flagellum Attachment Zone |
Miss Hannah PyleBiological and Medical Sciences Oxford Brookes University United Kingdom07772 592894 19369835@brookes.ac.uk |
Queen Mary University of London |
Miss Olivia AllenPhD student Queen Mary University of London United Kingdomo.allen@qmul.ac.uk Bone, Primary cilia, Organ-Chip, Mechanosensing, Inflammation |
Miss Beth CuttingPhD student Queen Mary University of London United Kingdomexx698@qmul.ac.uk Polycystic Kidney Disease, Kidney organ chip, Primary cilia, Mechanosignalling |
Miss YU HouPhD Student Queen Mary University of London United Kingdomyu.hou@qmul.ac.uk Organ-on-a-chip, Primary cilia, Mechanobiology, Inflammation |
Mr Dariel Jurado TerrazasSchool of Engineering and Materials Science Queen Mary University of London United Kingdomd.juradoterrazas@qmul.ac.uk |
Miss Lovely MonneySchool of Engineering and Materials Science Queen Mary University of London United Kingdoml.l.o.monney@qmul.ac.uk Primary cilia, Kidney, Epithelium, Cell biology, Mechanobiology |
University of Sheffield |
Miss Emily TilleyPhD Student SITraN University of Sheffield United Kingdomectilley1@sheffield.ac.uk Opsin transport, Rod photoreceptors, Connecting cilium, Zebrafish |
University of Southampton |
Miss Katie HortonMedicine University of Southampton United Kingdom07784 351865 k.horton@soton.ac.uk Primary ciliary dyskinesia, Biofilm, Non-typeable Haemophilus influenzae, Host-pathogen interactions |
Dr Jonathan OngClinical Research Fellow Faculty of Medicine University of Southampton United Kingdomj.w.y.ong@soton.ac.uk Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia, Cellular models for PCD |
Ms Anastasia PapadopoulouPhD student Biological Sciences University of Southampton United Kingdomap6g19@soton.ac.uk Primary cilia pocket, Endocytosis (CME/CDE), Cell signalling, Chondrocytes, Lipid biology |
University of Warwick |

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