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Professor gives BBC’s Dick and Dom pointers about banishing bugs
A Kingston University microbiology expert has had a starring role on BBC Radio 4 Extra, educating the nation’s youngsters about the ways germs spread. Professor Mark Fielder, from the School of Life...
View ArticleBacterial Cell-to-Cell Communication, Quorum Sensing & the Population...
Presenter: Dr Steve Atkinson, School of Molecular Medical Sciences, The University of Nottingham Time/Date: 12-1 pm, Thursday, 14 March 2013 Venue: JG5006 Although the above talk is a part of LSM201...
View ArticleSeminar – Metagenomics in clinical microbiology – 26th April
Infection and Immunity Research Group Seminar and IhSHA Seminar When: Friday 26th April, 1 pm Where: Doctoral School (PRMB231) What: Metagenomics in clinical microbiology Who: Nick Loman, University of...
View ArticleSEC Research Seminar (IhSHA) – 9 September 2013
SEC staff and students are invited to attend the following IhSHA event under the Infection & Immunity theme:- Date: Monday 9 September 2013 Time: 10.00 – 11.00 hours Location:...
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“Finding sunken treasure in the genome sequencing data flood.”
Kingston University’s Dr Lori Snyder has been awarded the W H Pierce Prize by the Society for Applied Microbiology. “In the era of fast, inexpensive, high-throughput sequencing, we are flooded with...
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Health implications of contaminated water following the recent floods
Expert medical microbiologist, Professor Mark Fielder at the Faculty of Science, Engineering and Computing, was asked by LBC news to analyse flood water in Egham, Surrey following the recent floods....
View ArticleParasites and Infections: From Biodiversity to Disease
Infection and Immunity Theme and the School of Life Sciences present Celebratory symposium in memory of Professor Angela Davies Russell and her research Please join us on the afternoon of Wednesday the...
View ArticleCongratulations to Natasha Hirst
Tony Walker is delighted to announce that Natasha Hirst recently successfully defended her MSc by Research thesis entitled “PKA signalling in cercaraie and somules of Schistosoma mansoni”
View ArticleResearch seminar series
You are invited to a Research Seminar Series running in January and February on Tuesdays from 5 PM to 6 PM, scheduled in JG5010. The first of these is this coming Tuesday the 13th of January, when...
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From Petri Dish to Human: Lost in Translation – 23 February
From Petri Dish to Human: Lost in Translation Nick Amiss Room PRMB2021, The Doctoral School Life Science, Pharmacy and Chemistry, Penrhyn Road Campus, Kingston University 1-2pm Monday 23 February...
View ArticleCongratulations to Natasha Hirst
Natasha has just had findings from her MSc by Research published in the International Journal for Parasitology, “Protein kinase A signalling in Schistosoma mansoni cercariae and schistosomules”
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Congratulations to Margarida Ressurreicao
Margarida Ressurreicao (now working at University of Sheffield) has just had some of her PhD research published in the prestigious Journal of Infectious Diseases. Her work entitled “Sensory protein...
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