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Read more at: Congratulations Stacey: Success of the Week!
Congratulations Stacey: Success of the Week!

Congratulations Stacey: Success of the Week!

13 January 2020

Congratulations Stacey: Success of the Week!

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29 December 2019

All change at the Coleman Laboratory

Read more at: All change at the Coleman Laboratory

All change at the Coleman Laboratory

29 December 2019

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Read more at: Best of Luck to Romina on her new Journey
Best of Luck to Romina on her new Journey

Best of Luck to Romina on her new Journey

15 November 2019

Romina Vuono joined the Coleman lab in 2017 working on changes in tau protein after traumatic brain injury. She recently moved to a Lectureship in Biomedical Science at the Medway School of Pharmacy, University of Kent. In addition to some intriguing scientific results, highlights of Romina’s time in the Coleman Lab...

Read more at: Fond Farewell to Group Member Claire Durrant
Fond Farewell to Group Member Claire Durrant

Fond Farewell to Group Member Claire Durrant

15 November 2019

Claire Durrant joined the Coleman lab in 2012 (as Claire Harwell) as a summer student and returned in 2013 for a PhD where she developed an organotypic hippocampal slice culture model of Alzheimer’s disease. After completing her PhD in 2016, and her wedding to Simon, Claire expanded on this work as a postdoc, focussing on...

Read more at: Congratulations to Coleman group member Christina Antoniou, M Phil
Congratulations to Coleman group member Christina Antoniou, M Phil

Congratulations to Coleman group member Christina Antoniou, M Phil

13 November 2019

Christina recently successfully completed her M Phil viva on testing for SARM1-dependent axon degeneration in inflammation models. Many thanks to her examiners Cahir O’Kane, of the Dept of Genetics in Cambridge, and Julia Edgar from the University of Glasgow. We congratulate her on her success and welcome her further into...

Read more at: Coleman Group Lab Retreat 2019
Coleman Group Lab Retreat 2019

Coleman Group Lab Retreat 2019

26 June 2019

The Coleman lab retreat 2019 was at St. Margaret's at Cliffe, near Dover. We had open and thought-provoking discussions about what motivates and demotivates scientists, the pros and cons of ambition in research, and how we can maximise efficiency and productivity without causing stress in other areas of our lives. We had a...

Read more at: Welcome Rebecca
Welcome Rebecca

Welcome Rebecca

12 June 2019

Rebecca Maynard has joined us for summer placement with the Coleman group

Read more at: Journal of Neuroinflammation Publication
Journal of Neuroinflammation Publication

Journal of Neuroinflammation Publication

6 June 2019

Congratulations to Olivia and Claire on their recent publication

Read more at: New Papers Published
New Papers Published

New Papers Published

5 June 2019

Experimental Neurology Papers

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The Coleman Laboratory does world-leading research into mechanisms of axon and synapse loss, looking for ways to alleviate axonal diseases. Our priorities are high quality science, valuing and training people, and disseminating knowledge to scientists and the public.

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