Molecular and biochemical research into the parasite causing the neglected tropical disease leishmaniasis. Director of YBRI. Co-director of DiMeN.
York, England
Joined August 2016
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PhD opportunity on Leishmania containing phagosomes
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GenerationResearch has been shortlisted for the Bionow Social Impact award category at the 2024
#BionowAwards! Best of luck to all the finalists and see you at the @Bionow awards dinner!
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#generationresearch #biologyatyork #studentships
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Do you have #iPSCs culture and differentiation skills and want to combine this with in vivo #zebrafish model, live imaging, -omics and a fun environment? Please apply to our 3-year MRC funded PDRA post at @BiologyatYork @YBRI_UoY
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Are you interested in #trypanosomes #biomolecularcondensates and/or #geneexpression? We are looking for a highly motivated postdoc to work with with us in the beautiful city of York!
@UniOfYork @YBRI_UoY @BiologyatYork
Please RT!
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It is a great honour to invite you to a symposium to celebrate the career of Mark Carrington. An exciting set of talks for anyone fascinated by trypanosomes!
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This is the era for technical specialists! The guests will explore how technical specialists are adapting rapidly to the evolving scientific landscape & leading innovation with thriving careers.
See - bit.ly/41Enkd9
#technicians #technicalspecialists #ScienceWorkingLife
ALT Images of the guests for the Labmate webinar about technicial specialists. Guests are Peter O'Toole, Ian Hancox, Lucy Hudson and Chris Law
Good to see Leishmania species on the WHO list of top priorities for vaccine development - investment needed, however, to get promising candidate vaccines into the clinic.
A new World Health Organization's study has identified 17 pathogens as top priorities for new vaccine development
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Identifying WHO global priority endemic pathogens for vaccine research and development (R&D) using multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA): an objective of the Immunization Agenda 2030 - eBioMedicine https://
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Hasso-Agopsowicz 2024 et al thelancet.com/journals/ebiom…
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Delighted to announce a special event celebrating the achievements of our internationally recognised Neglected Tropical Diseases Network and the recently received @The_MRC Outstanding Team Impact Prize:
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Join us tomorrow as we bring back Mike from his retirement to talk shop for a day! If unable to join in person, DM or email me for webinar link.
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Congratulations to York Alumnus Daron Acemoglu (BA Hons Economics 1989) who, along with Simon Johnson and James A. Robinson, has been awarded the Nobel Prize for Economics for their studies into how institutions are formed and affect prosperity: tinyurl.com/mw3b2vju
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Excellent to host @YNYMayor to showcase @YBRI_UoY future vision & collaborative opportunities across the region!
We really enjoyed giving a delegation of Polish biotech companies a big York and North Yorkshire welcome yesterday.
Our region leads the way in this sector, and we are home to a wealth of research, development assets and much more.
🔗 Read more: hubs.ly/Q02QsJ230
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Ever wondered how to pull whole genomes for parasites out of complex DNA samples? Look no further. Our review article on SWGA is now out in @PLOSPathogens, led by former @CAMBUpenn grad student, Olivia Pilling, with a big assist from @EvolEcoDiseases.
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Hugely significant advance for leishmaniasis research - a human challenge model developed in the Kaye lab @YBRI_UoY @HullYorkMed published today in Nature Medicine.
nature.com/articles/s41591-0…
Many thanks to Manuel Saldivia @ampliconX for hosting me this week at Novartis Global Health, Emeryville. Such an impressive portfolio of NCEs in the pipeline for #leishmaniasis #chagas
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The #LeishGEM team introduce this #genome-wide functional annotation community resource for #Leishmania #mexicana. @LeishGEM @jezielbqi @EdenRFerreira @Gluenzlab @Mottram_group @Zephyris
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From the LeishGEM team; genome-wide deletion mutant fitness and protein localisations in Leishmania. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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DiMeN social media’s are back!
New publicity officers have taken over and will share details on all things DiMeN!
So be sure to follow our Twitter/X and Instagram: @dimen_dtp
Don’t hesitate to message in if you’ve got any questions or advice!
- Taylor & Lorna
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Great to see the GCRF NTD Network was honoured with an MRC Impact prize. From a personal perspective the network was instrumental in funding & supporting my research over since 2019, and provided excellent professional network development opportunities. york.ac.uk/biomedical-resear…
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Are you into #Leishmania, #transporterproteins #transporters and host-pathogen interactions? Search no more.
The @Gluenzlab partnered up with @Zephyris lab, @Mottram_group lab & others and together we have identified the #transportome of L. mexicana,
TransLeish: Identification of membrane transporters essential for survival of intracellular Leishmania parasites in a systematic ... biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_cellbio