“I trained in medical laboratory sciences in Newcastle prior to entering research working on cell surface receptors. Later I decided that a change was in order and moved to Oxford to work on OX40 and CD4 in Neil Barclay’s lab at the Dunn School. “
“After completing an undergraduate degree in Medical Microbiology & Immunology at Newcastle University, I joined the T-cell biology group in 2008 to start my D. Phil, funded by the Clarendon fund and a Nuffield Department of Clinical Medicine (NDM) Research Prize, and obtained my degree in 2012.”
“Having completed my undergraduate degree in biology at Imperial College London, I joined the T-cell biology group as a D.Phil. student in October 2010. “
Supervisor: Prof Simon Davis
Supervisors: Prof Christian Eggeling and Prof Simon Davis
Supervisors: Prof Simon Davis, Prof Richard Cornall and Dr Consuelo Anzilotti
“I visited the T-cell biology group for 3 months from Prof. Izemizu’s lab in Kumamoto in order to learn some techniques for protein production, purification and binding analysis.”
