by Samuel White | 2nd November 2022
Pathway Journey Investigating the role of oligodendrocyte TRPA1 channel in demyelinating disorders. Biography I completed the MSci Pharmacology with Professional Placement Year at King’s College London and spent my placement year at Oxford University. I chose...
by Samuel White | 2nd November 2022
Pathway Journey The application of remote measurement technology to identify health behaviours and targets for intervention in individuals with ADHD Biography My PhD focusses on the application of?remote measurement technology to identify persisting impairments and...
by Samuel White | 2nd November 2022
Pathway Journey The neural mechanisms of sleep of migraine Supervised by: Dr Philip Holland & Dr Jan Hoffmann Migraine is the 2nd most disabling disorder with over one billion sufferers globally. Attacks are characterized by repeated bouts of intense pain that are...
by Samuel White | 2nd November 2022
Biography I am a PhD student in the Srivastava Lab at the Department of Basic and Clinical Neuroscience. In my work, I investigate the biological and molecular underpinnings of psychosis. More specifically, I use human induced pluripotent stem cell-derived forebrain...
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
Pathway Journey My PhD project focuses on neuron-glia signalling and neuroinflammation underlying neurodegenerative diseases. Specifically, I am researching a novel cell death mechanism called karyoptosis, which occurs when there’s a block in autophagy. This...
by Samuel White | 2nd November 2022
Pathway Journey Formulating an integrative model of neuroplasticity in anorexia nervosa: from theory to treatment Biography I applied for the MRC DTP after completing a BSc in Psychology at the University of Exeter. During the three years of my BSc, I gained research...
by Samuel White | 2nd November 2022
Pathway Journey My research investigates a novel mechanism of cell death in neurons, called karyoptosis, which is linked to both autophagy and the structural integrity of the nucleus membrane.? In particular, I am trying to understand whether karyoptosis occurs in a...
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 Identifying mechanisms underlying non-pathological & pathological first rank symptoms in healthy voice hearers and patients with schizophrenia, using fMRI. Biography My PhD project examines the brain mechanisms underlying first rank symptoms of...
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...
