Welcome to Bhanu, Noelia and Eleanor

Welcome back to Bhanu who worked with us during his time in Prof. Cait MacPhee's lab and has come back to continue his research on the role of lipid-protein interactions in the pathogenesis of Parkinson’s disease. 


Noelia is a new Ph.D. student who is co-supervised by Mathew and Dr Tilo Kunath at the Centre for Regenerative Medicine and will be working on detecting a-synuclein, a pathological hallmark of Parkinson's, and investigating its physiological role in healthy midbrain neurones. 

Eleanor is a 5th year M.Chem student who will be working closely with Beccy to establish a fully automated multi-channel super-resolution microscopy workflow for DNA-PAINT.



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