Systems Biology DTC PhD projects, 2010 cohort

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Systems Biology DTC PhD projects, 2010 cohort
Project undertaken by
Project Title
Supervisor 1
Department
Supervisor 2
Department
The University of
Krasimira Tsaneva-Atanasova Bristol
Anthony Knight
Modeling the kinetics of GPCR pharmacology
Graham Ladds
WMS
Catriona Smith
John McCarthy
SLS
Andrew Blanks
WMS
Hugo van den Berg
Jason Lozier
Targeting the eIF4E dorsal site using peptide-mimetics
Identification and analysis of genomic changes in the rat uterus associated with progesterone
withdrawal and labour
Development of digital in vivo footprinting methods for the analysis of differential gene regulation in
normal and malignant development
Sascha Ott
WSB
Constanze Bonifer
WSB
The University of
Birmimgham
Jessica Hearn
Elucidation of biological targets for organometallic anticancer drugs
Peter Sadler
Chemistry
David Wild
WSB
Manuel Esparza Franco
Synthetic engineering of cellular signaling pathways
Graham Ladds
WMS
Mike Chappell
Markus Elze
Adverse events and responses: modelling and prediction after stem-cell transplants.
Jane Hutton
Statistics
Ulrike Koehl
Engineering
University of
Newcastle upon Tyne
Neil Venables
Catalysis of dynamic instability by a system of microtubule tip-tracking proteins
Robert Cross
WMS
Till Bretschneider
WSB
Robert Lockley
Modelling the interplay of cell polarity, shape and adhesion dynamics in amoeboid cell motility
Till Bretschneider
WSB
Len Stephens
Babraham Institute
Samuel Jefferyes
Modelling and regulation of shape fluctuations during cell migration
Nasir Rajpoot
Computer Science Anne Straube
WMS
Sarah Cosgriff
WMS
Nasir Rajpoot
Computer Science
Shona Moore
Regulation of cell migration and invasion by the microtubule plus end tracking protein EB2
Anne Straube
A comprehensive systems approach to predict functionality of Duffy-Binding-Like (DBL) domains in
malarial proteins
Hugo van den Berg
WSB
Richard Plaas
LSTM
Stuart Nelis
Unraveling the role of the ubiquitin proteasome system in plant –pest interactions
Ari Sadanandum
Durham University Jay Moore
WSB
Thomas Vigrass
Modeling and predicting combinatorial strategies of gene regulation
Katherine Denby
SLS/WSB
Barbel Finkenstadt
Statistics
Adam Talbot
Modeling a gene regulatory switch point that links multiple stress responses
Role for ionotropic receptors in the physiological and pathological glial signaling in the brain
Vicky Buchanan-Wollaston
SLS
Jay Moore
WSB
Yuriy Pankratov
SLS
Yulia Timofeeva
Computer Science
Chipo Mashayamombe
Peter Hebden
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