Submitted by D.P. Juan on Thu, 06/07/2023 - 13:11
On Wednesday the 5th of July, the Department held talks with MPhil and PhD students nearing the end of their studies. Our speakers and topics were:
MPhil Students:
- Sam Dickens, "Characterising the role of OSCP modulators in procoagulant platelet formation"
- Polina Drugachenok, "Characterising the Store-Operated Calcium Entry Pathway in Mice and Men’"
- Josh Ghoorahoo, "In-silico methodology in the discovery of dual-inhibitors"
- Denny Yang Tze Te, "The Non-canonical Function of CSA Protein in Regulating the Nuclear Envelope Integrity"
- Janice Neng, "“Identification of potential Myc binders and validation”
PhD Students:
- Adelina Ivanova, “Parallel regulation of IP3 receptors by IP3 and PIP2”
- Ollie King, “Exploring the therapeutic potential of protein PAMs of GABAA receptors”
- Venkat Vadlamani, “Novel Modulators of CD39 and CD73”
- Sana Khalid, ''Mechanistic insights into the secondary-active multidrug transporter LmrP''
- Michelle Meng, “A role for ATP and glutamate in TRPV4-mediated afferent firing”
With this successful event, we hope to turn Postgraduate talks into a yearly event.