Applications are invited from prospective candidates for an AHRC-funded PhD project titled Politics of Small Places. This is a new collaboration between the University of Dundee and.
Generously salaried PhD studentships to research trust and IoT with the University of Dundee and Mozilla. OpenDoTT is a joint PhD training program from the University of Dundee and Mozilla, which aims to develop future researchers and leaders capable of designing and advocating for a more trusted Internet of Things.
Pioneering discoveries from our Laboratory and others have contributed to the establishment of a new modality of chemical intervention into biological system.
Intellectual disability (ID) and concomitant developmental delay are severe neurodevelopmental conditions which affect approximately 1% of the world population.
The African trypanosome, Trypanosoma brucei, is transmitted among mammalian hosts by tsetse flies. These unicellular parasites cause sleeping sickness, also known as Human African Trypanosomiasis, which is typically fatal if left untreated, and the livestock disease known as nagana.
S-acylation is an emerging lipid based post-translational modification affecting up to 40% membrane proteins. We have found that S-acylation in plants is a dynamic process allowing for regulation of protein function.
In order to maintain genetic stability and prevent the amplification of chromosome segments, the process of DNA replication occurs in two strictly non-overlapping phases.
Within the epithelial layers of our barrier surfaces resides a complex and unconventional pool of T cells collectively called intraepithelial lymphocytes (IEL).
Development of new drugs against parasitic diseases is a major need. We are studying a novel class of boron-containing drugs that have action against trypanosomatids, and for which we have evidence of multiple modes of action and activation.
