Learn about this department's research groups and the projects they are working on.
Research Groups
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Ascher laboratory: Structural biology and bioinformatics
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Bogoyevitch laboratory: Regulatory biology
The Bogoyevitch research team is interested in signal transduction, i.e. the mechanisms of intracellular communication pathways.
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Cheng laboratory: Molecular enzymology of protein kinases and phosphatases involved in human diseases
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Edgington-Mitchell laboratory: Protease Pathophysiology
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Gleeson laboratory: Membrane trafficking and protein sorting in health and disease and development of new therapeutics
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Gooley laboratory: Structural biology of disease
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Griffin laboratory: Functional and mis-functional protein-protein interactions
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Hatters laboratory: Protein misfolding and proteostasis in neurodegenerative diseases
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Hinde laboratory: Biophysics of Nuclear Organisation
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Holt laboratory: Pathogen genomics and bioinformatics
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McConville laboratory: Molecular microbiology
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Mintern laboratory: Vaccine biology
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Parker Laboratory: Structural biology and computational drug design
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Ralph laboratory: Drug targets and gene regulation in Plasmodium falciparum
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Reid laboratory: Proteomics and lipidomics in health and disease
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Stojanovski laboratory: Mitochondrial biogenesis in health and disease
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Stroud laboratory: Mitochondrial Systems Biology
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Tilley laboratory: Measuring and modelling malaria parasites to develop new antimalarials
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van Driel laboratory: Immune responses to pathogens
Professor Ian van Driel - Head of Department
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Villadangos laboratory: Antigen presenting cells & molecules that initiate T cell immunity against pathogens and cancer
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Rouiller laboratory: Understanding how molecular machines function through cryo-electron microscopy