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4-year PhD Interdisciplinary Programme

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in Structural, Computational and Chemical Biology


at UCL | Birkbeck | NIMR


 

 

Lists of project titles and supervisors for the interdisciplinary PhD programme are available below. Three rotation projects are chosen in the first year. At the end of the first year students choose one project for their PhD research. Further information about the programme structure is available.

 

Rotation projects and PhD research projects

  • Full details of rotation projects for 2013 entry will be sent to successful candidates in August 2013.
  • The list of rotation projects offered to students for 2010/11 is available here.
  • The list of PhD research projects offered to students in 2010 is also available to highlight the research interests of some of the supervisors.

Further details about research interests are available on the individual research pages of supervisors.

Potential project supervisors

Potential PhD project supervisors include the following academic staff. Further information about potential supervisors is provided in the 'how to apply' section of studentships available.

Structural, Molecular and Cell Biology and Biophysics Computational Biology Chemical Biology
Kristine Arnvig, UCL Jürg Bähler, UCL Jim Anderson, UCL
Tracey Barrett, Birkbeck Kevin Bryson, UCL Erik Arstad, UCL
Emmanuel Boucrot, Birkbeck/ UCL Peter Coveney, UCL James Baker, UCL
Kate Bowers, UCL Richard Goldstein, NIMR Sanjib Bhakta, Birkbeck
Jeremy Brockes, UCL David Jones, UCL Stephen Caddick, UCL
John Christodoulou, Birkbeck/ UCL Andrew Martin, UCL Francesco Gervasio, UCL
Chris Danpure, UCL Nigel Martin, Birkbeck Helen Hailes, UCL
Snezana Djordjevic, UCL Sylvia Nagl, UCL Stefan Howorka, UCL
Paul Driscoll, NIMR Irilenia Nobeli, Birkbeck Philip Lowden, Birkbeck
J Godovac-Zimmerman, UCL Christine Orengo, UCL Derek Macmillan, UCL
Matthew Gold, UCL Adrian Shepherd, Birkbeck Charles Marson, UCL
Bibek Gooptu, Birkbeck
Alona Sosinsky, Birkbeck Mike Porter, UCL
Ivan Gout, UCL Willie Taylor, NIMR Matthew Powner, UCL
Flemming Hansen, Birkbeck/ UCL Maya Topf, Birkbeck
David Selwood, UCL
Richard Hayward, Birkbeck/ UCL Ziheng Yang, UCL Tom Sheppard, UCL
Matilda Katan-Muller, UCL   Alethea Tabor, UCL
Christopher Kay, UCL Konstantinos Thalassinos, UCL
Nicholas Keep, Birkbeck   Katherine Thompson, Birkbeck
David Lomas, UCL   Salvador Tomas, Birkbeck
Alan Lowe, Birkbeck/ UCL   Jonathan Wilden, UCL
Neil McDonald, Birkbeck  
Justin Molloy, NIMR  
Carolyn Moores, Birkbeck

David Moss, Birkbeck
 
Jane Nicklin, Birkbeck  
Steve Perkins, UCL  
Vitor Pinheiro, UCL    
Martin Pule, UCL    
Saul Purton, UCL    
Dan Raleigh, UCL
   
Andres Ramos, NIMR    
Peter Rich, UCL
 
Helen Saibil, Birkbeck    
Joanne Santini, UCL    
Renos Savva, Birkbeck    
Elizabeth Shephard, UCL    
Christine Slingsby, Birkbeck    
Kaila Srai, UCL    
Geraint Thomas, UCL    
Andrea Townsend-Nicholson, UCL    
Mirko Trajkovski, Birkbeck/ UCL    
Jernej Ule, UCL    
Cara Vaughan, Birkbeck/ UCL    
Gabriel Waksman, Birkbeck/ UCL    
Bonnie Wallace, Birkbeck    
John Ward, UCL    
Martin Webb, NIMR    
Finn Werner, UCL    
Mark Williams, Birkbeck    
Steve Wood, UCL    

 

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Total internal reflection fluorescence microscopy (TIRFM) enables individual fluorophores to be observed in aqueous solution and inside living cells. Dr Justin Molloy, Physical Biochemistry, National Institute for Medical Research

 

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A model of the muscarinic receptor showing acetylcholine docked into the binding site. Dr Edward Hulme, Physical Biochemistry, National Institute for Medical Research