For the last two years I have been studying Biochemistry at the University of Bath and as part of our course we are strongly encouraged to spend our 3rd year on placement.
Research
Here you will find various links and downloads from activities, discussions and visits organised by DRIG. Other links and downloads of interest to members of the group can also be found here.
Meet the Scientists | New student researcher Mollie Rickwood - Blog No 1
Scientists and their Research | Andy Howden talks about his research
In this video Andy Howden talks about how he got into Parkinson's research and where that research is heading.
Spring 2018 Conference | Cells, energy control and Parkinson’s: the role of PINK1 and Parkin
Dr Miratul Muqit
My research is directed at defining key pathways in cells that are linked to the development of Parkinson’s and harnessing this knowledge to generate new ideas to prevent and treat the condition. Major advances in genetics have provided clues as to the key molecules that control such pathways however there remain fundamental gaps in our understanding of how these genes function in cells. In my laboratory we have been focused on the PINK1 and Parkin genes that represent the commonest genetic cause of Parkinson’s in patients under the age of 45.
Spring 2018 Conference | From Edinburgh to Dundee: Research Interest Groups – a success story
Prof Ken Bowler