Category: Manchester

Email: tracy.hussell@manchester.ac.ukResearch profile and key clinical specialtiesProfessor Tracy Hussell is a mucosal immunologist specialising in respiratory medicine. She is Director of the Lydia Becker Institute of Immunology and Inflammation at The University of...

Email: sarah.cartmell@manchester.ac.ukResearch profile and key clinical specialtiesMy interdisciplinary research area focuses on orthopaedics, wound care, and early detection cancer biomarker models.In each of these approaches I utilise biomaterials as a scaffold for...

Email: robert.bristow@manchester.ac.ukResearch profile and key clinical specialtiesMy lab takes a multidisciplinary and multiomics approach to understanding prostate cancer progression and aggression.Using primary human prostate cancer tissues, and in vitro models...

Email: Richard.k.grencis@manchester.ac.ukResearch profile and key clinical specialtiesMy research interests continue to be centred on immunity to gastrointestinal nematode infections, particularly Trichinella spiralis and Trichuris muris.Current research is focussed...

Email: Rachel.Lennon@manchester.ac.ukResearch profile and key clinical specialtiesI am a Professor of Nephrology and Honorary Consultant Paediatric Nephrologist.My basic science research is focused on understanding how the kidney filtration barrier is formed,...

Email: rachel.a.elliott@manchester.ac.ukResearch profile and key clinical specialtiesI am a pharmacist and a health economist. I use trials, large databases and routine data and economic modelling in complex healthcare problems with high patient and economic burden,...

Email: yizhi.cai@manchester.ac.ukResearch profile and key clinical specialtiesThe Cai Lab has pioneered the design and construction of large synthetic chromosomes in yeast, in particular developing high throughput biotechnologies to automate the process of...

Email: nicoletta.bobola@manchester.ac.ukResearch profile and key clinical specialtiesI am Professor in Developmental Biology and Genomics at the University of Manchester. My main research interest is in the role of the non-coding genome in development and disease.The...

Email: neil.hanley@manchester.ac.ukResearch profile and key clinical specialtiesHow is the human body put together? My group is fascinated by human embryonic and early fetal development allied to stem cell biology with its diverse ramifications for later life disease...

Email: nancy.papalopulu@manchester.ac.uk Research profile and key clinical specialties During development, cells transition from a proliferating progenitor to a differentiated state or to a dormant one (quiescence) from which they may be reactivated. Understanding how...