A mini-gut grown by the Neves lab
The Thuret lab hard at work!
Microglia imaged by the Vernon lab: George Chennell & Robert Chesters
Pipetting may well be part of your daily job…
Hippocampal neurons grown in the Thuret lab
Sara from the Denk lab at Society for Neuroscience 2019!
A fully humanised 3D model for the study of intestinal immune-epithelial-neural interactions
Supervisors: Dr Joana F Neves & Dr Franziska Denk
Gut Dysbiosis in Alzheimer’s Disease
Supervisors: Prof Debbie L. Shawcross & Dr Po-Wah So
Sensory neurons in a dish - imaged in the Denk lab
Diagram of a basophil - a favourite cell type to study in the Santos lab!
tSNE plot of single-cell RNA-seq data from the Capon lab.
Flow cytometry might become your favourite technique!
The Santos team - looking forward to meeting you!
Cortical neuron nuclei back-labelled using an AAV viral vector
Do maternal regulatory T cells mediate fetal neurodevelopment?
Supervisors: Prof Giovanna Lombardi & Dr Kimberley Whitehead
Does calcium channel inhibition increase autoimmune reactivity in multiple sclerosis?
Supervisors: Prof Francesca Capon & Dr Nicola Hamilton-Whitaker
Evaluating the reciprocal regulation of the brain-skin axis in the development of psoriasis
Supervisors: Dr Paola Di Meglio & Dr Diana Cash
Exploring immune function and later brain sequelae in preterm infants
Supervisors: Prof Deena Gibbons & Prof David Edwards
The Taams Lab ice-skating at Somerset House!
Harnessing mindset to improve symptom burden, immune functioning, and quality of life in children with food allergies
Supervisors: Prof Alexandra Santos & Dr Lauren Heathcote
A pharmacogenomics approach to investigate how natural genetic variation influences microglial response in psychiatric disorders
Supervisors: Dr Subhankar Mukhopadhyay & Prof Sagnik Bhattacharya
Innate cytokines shape human hippocampal neurogenesis via microglia-dependent pathways, relevance for depression
Supervisors: Prof Francesca Capon & Prof Carmine M. Pariante (and Dr Alessandra Borsini)
Investigating immune biomarkers in eating disorders
Supervisors: Dr Natalie Prescott & Dr Hubertus Himmerich
Please note that applicants cannot put forward their own proposals and are asked not to contact supervisors during the application stage. Successful candidates will be provided with a project booklet containing more detailed descriptions and additional project choices. They will have ample time to discuss potential projects and ideas with various supervisor teams.
NB for potential King’s Supervisors: if you are interested in offering a project, please contact fay.minty@kcl.ac.uk