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Research groups
Adamska Group - Genomic and evolutionary basis of animal development »
Our research is aimed at uncovering the genetic and genomic basis of morphological complexity in animals, from both developmental and evolutionary perspectives.
Altin Group - Tumour immunology and liposome targeting group »
The Altin group on tumour immunology and liposome targeting.
Behm Group - Nematode molecular biology »
We use powerful biological resources provided by C. elegans to study aspects of nematode biochemistry, molecular biology and behaviour, and control methods.
Brock Group - Membrane Structural & Synthetic Biology »
The Brock lab loves membrane proteins; looking at them in atomic detail, discovering new drug molecules, and engineering them to create new biosensors. Join us!
Broer Group - Membrane transport and nutrition »
Broer group studies the role of amino acid transport in the onset of insulin resistance and the regulation of carbohydrate metabolism.
Callaghan Group - Human disease and membrane transport »
Our research focuses on understanding the contributions of membrane transport processes to disease and overcoming their impact in treating disease.
Chung Group - Biophysics of ion channels »
We are developing a computational program to study the interaction between polypetpides (drugs, toxins, other large molecules) and membrane ion channels.
Corry Group - Transport proteins and computational biophysics »
Corry group's research examines the structure and function of a family of pore forming proteins known as ion channels.
Fahrer Group - Immunology »
We are working on a very simple and inexpensive cancer immunotherapy treatment, and a bioinformatics study looking for novel proteins in different genomes.
Howitt Group - Transporter structure and function »
Howitt group explores how transporters function and aim to understand their molecular mechanisms.
Kirk Group - Membrane transport in parasites »
We study membrane transport mechanisms in malaria and toxoplasma parasites. The proteins involved offer significant potential as antiparasitic drug targets.
Lehane Group - Antimalarial drug action and resistance »
We study membrane transport processes in the Plasmodium parasites that cause malaria.
Leyton Group - Assembly, function, and applications of nanoscale bacterial surface structures »
We study how autotransporters are assembled into bacterial outer membranes, and how they function to mediate infection and disease once they get there.
Maier Group - Molecular mechanisms of malaria pathogenesis »
The Maier Group focusses on the identification of molecules involved in malaria pathogenesis and transmission.
Maleszka Group - From molecules to behaviour »
We are investigating diverse epigenetic mechanisms in the context of behaviour and developmental plasticity, mainly using the honey bee model.
Martin Group - Transporters in drug resistance, animal behaviour, & agriculture »
We work on the identification, heterologous expression, and characterisation of membrane transport proteins (also known as transporters).
Saliba Group - Physiology and biochemistry of the malaria parasite »
The Saliba Group is investigating vitamin utilisation pathways in the red blood cell stage of the human malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum.
van Dooren Group - Cell biology and metabolism of apicomplexan parasites »
We study the basic biology of parasites, with the hope that such knowledge can be used in developing new treatment options against these formidable foes.
