23 November 2021
We are very excited that our fungal infection paper was just accepted (in principle, but we’re going to celebrate anyway!). The preprint version is available on bioRxiv.
19 November 2021
If you are interested in how macropinosomes form and affect cancer cell biology and want to do a PhD using cool imaging and genetics see the advert on FindAPhD.
1 September 2021
Many thanks to the BBSRC and NSF for funding our joint project with the Ballou and Uehling labs on fungal endosymbionts and how they affect their amoeba predators. Postdoc positions in each lab coming soon!
24 November 2020
We are very pleased to announce our new PhD position, read more details on our opportunities page.
11 June 2020
Read it on ScienceDirect.
17 January 2020
Read the commentary and Grinstein lab's work on macropinosome resolution.
11 December 2019
Read it on The International Journal of Developmental Biology
4 January 2019
17 December 2018
Read it on the Royal Society website.
10 December 2018
Read it on PLOS.
1 December 2017
31 August 2017
7 June 2017
Read it on FEBS press.
17 April 2017
Read it on PLOS.
26 October 2015
The Johnston/Elks/Evans/King labs ran away to discuss different approaches an common interests in phagocyte biology. Much fun was had by all, with a good dollop of interesting science and discussion. Hopefully to become an annual event!
20 July 2015
Cat Buckley has just received a fellowship to allow her to visit the lab of Thierry Soldati in Geneva for 3 months. Congratulations Cat!