by admin | 1st August 2022
0+4 Student I did my Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in University of Coimbra, Portugal. During my Master’s, I had a full year of lab experience in an ovarian cancer related project. Later, I joined King’s College London as a research technician on the field of...
by admin | 1st August 2022
0+4 Student Network asymmetry, callosal development and autistic behaviour
by admin | 1st August 2022
0+4 Student Having spent some time in other labs, via my prior degrees and internships, I knew exactly what type of research I wanted my PhD to be. Offering a 0+4 option, the DTP offered an avenue for me to dive right into a fascinating, flexible, project with great...
by admin | 1st August 2022
0+4 Student My PhD project is “Unravelling the role of Prozac in regulating glucose homeostasis”. I graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Medical Physiology from King’s College London in 2017. During my undergraduate studies I worked on a few projects...
by admin | 1st August 2022
0+4 Student I graduated from Newcastle University with a BSc in Pharmacology in 2016, having undertaken a year at GlaxoSmithKline as part of my degree. My final research project was undertaken on an ERASMUS grant at The Pasteur Institute, in Paris. I chose to...
by admin | 1st August 2022
0+4 Student I graduated from King’s in July 2016 with a BSc Biomedical Sciences. Upon graduation, I was awarded the Layton Science Research Award for my work during my final year dissertation research project, which focussed on understanding the biochemical effects on...
by Samuel White | 1st August 2022
Pathway Journey Psychopharmacological and computational investigation of the cognitive mechanisms supporting paranoia. My PhD project is “What is the relationship between dopamine modulation and social cognition and beliefs? Implications for the psychosis...
by Samuel White | 1st August 2022
Pathway Journey My PhD project was focused around better understanding the contribution of Endosomal Sorting Complex Required for Transport (ESCRT) machinery to nuclear envelope homeostasis. In my PhD research I have explored two poorly characterised ESCRT‐III binding...
by admin | 1st August 2022
0+4 Student I graduated with a B.Sc in Biochemistry from McGill University in 2014, undertaking research placements in the labs of Prof. Benny Chain at UCL and Prof. Hidde Ploegh at MIT. Following this, I spent a year working at the biotech company DNA Electronics in...
by admin | 1st August 2022
0+4 Student My PhD is focused on the electrophysiological basis of auditory verbal hallucinations, in other words what is happening in the brain when people are hearing voices. Such hallucinatory experiences are often associated with psychiatric conditions, such as...
by Samuel White | 1st August 2022
Pathway Journey Characterising structural and functional brain changes associated with healthy ageing using longitudinal MRI in rats. Biography My PhD research as part of the MRC DTP used MRI to identify changes in brain networks related to healthy ageing. During this...
by Samuel White | 1st August 2022
Pathway Journey PhD Project: Improving prediction of psychosis risk • Performed first international replication and first implementation study for transdiagnostic risk calculator for psychosis • Developed, digitally implemented and piloted novel multivariate...