Veronica Chang
“I obtained a D. Phil from Oxford University in 2003. I had been studying the biology of foraminifera since I was an undergraduate.”
Elizabeth Huang
“Having been fascinated by the dynamic nature of biological signalling networks and immunology since my teenage years, I have decided to decline my offers from the medical schools and to devote myself to foundamental immunological research.”
Mafalda Santos
“I joined the Davis Lab as a post-doc in early 2013. I’m from Lisbon, Portugal, and there I completed my degree in Molecular Cell Biology, at the Universidade Nova de Lisboa.”
Debbie Hatherley
“After finishing my undergraduate degree, I joined Neil Barclay’s molecular immunology lab at the Sir William Dunn School of Pathology where I completed my DPhil.”
Rita Santos
“I grew up in a small sunny town called Aveiro in Portugal, but I moved to Porto to do my first degree in Biomedical Science.”
Heather Brouwer
“I moved to Oxford from my hometown of Burnley, Lancashire in 1999 to study a degree in Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry at St Hilda’s College.”
Jemma McBride
“I first moved to Oxford in 2011, shortly after graduating from my BSc (Hons) Zoology degree. In 2014 I joined the T-cell biology group as a research assistant.”
Chris Paluch
“I was born and raised on the small Channel Island of Guernsey. I completed my undergraduate and clinical medical training in Cambridge as a member of St John’s College.”