by Samuel White | 2nd November 2022
Biography I joined Kings after completing my MSci in Medical Biochemistry at the University of Bristol. My interest in neuroscience sparked when I completed a summer scholarship with the North Bristol NHS Trust Research Foundation on Biomarkers for Brain Tumours with...
by Samuel White | 2nd November 2022
Biography My PhD research is focused on the neural representation of trauma memory recall in people who are dual-diagnosed with PTSD and psychosis. Using fMRI and Experience Sampling Method, the aim is to provide a mechanistic understanding of trauma memory recall and...
by Samuel White | 2nd November 2022
Pathway Journey 1. The role of Collectin-11 and the Lectin Complement Pathway in COVID-19 infection 2. SNALP-mediated delivery of the cell-cycle inhibitory molecule miR-199a-3p for stimulation of cardiomyocyte proliferation 3. Establishing a pipeline for the...
by Samuel White | 2nd November 2022
Pathway Journey During my MRes, my first rotation was in Dr Dave Moyes’s group within the Centre for Host-Microbiome (CHMI) interactions. I examined the genetic determinants of antimicrobial resistance in the gut microbiome by screening bacteria and fungi for...
by Samuel White | 2nd November 2022
Pathway Journey My PhD title is: ” Use it or lose it: Understanding age-related changes in skeletal muscle protein turnover in response to exercise and nutrition”. The PhD will be broken down into three main studies. One will be a method development of a...
by Samuel White | 2nd November 2022
Pathway Journey The aim of my PhD is to explore the value of remote measurement technologies (i.e., behavioral data collected via smartphones and wearables) in meaningfully subtyping major depressive disorder. Biography After graduating with my MSc from King’s...
by Samuel White | 2nd November 2022
Pathway Journey The project title is “Data-driven composite biomarker development for the personalised management of vestibular schwannoma”. This project aims to develop and validate deep learning models to predict, from MRI and clinical data, which...
by Samuel White | 2nd November 2022
Pathway Journey My project explores the role of histone methylation in age-related cognitive decline. Biography After being initially enrolled in BSc Biomedical Sciences, I transitioned into an Integrated Masters in Cell Biology at University College London....
by Samuel White | 2nd November 2022
Pathway Journey My research project is looking into the role of platelets in allergen sensitization. It has been previously demonstrated that temporary depletion of platelets in a murine model of allergic airway inflammation, restricted to the time of allergen...
