News
16th December 2019
Congratulations to two excellent PhD graduates who received their degrees today. Dr Eleanor Foy is now a Medical Writer at Nucleus Global. Dr Daniel Perez-Witzke has taken a Senior Scientist position at Absolute Antibody.
4th November 2019
The Ann Wilks Memorial Fund are supporting a PhD studentship for a UK/EU candidate funded for 3.5 years to work on the modulation of immune signaling through FcgRIIa in our laboratory. Applications are open now until Jan 13th via FindAPhD. Informal inquiries to j.i.robinson@leeds.ac.uk
18th September 2019
Congratulations to Eleanor Foy who has successfully defended her PhD thesis today! Eleanor now moves to London to pursue a career in medical communications.
26th June 2019
Are you a motivated hard-working graduate looking to undertake postgraduate studies in the UK? An exciting opportunity to join our research group as an international PhD student has announced here.
12th April 2019
We are delighted that the Rosetrees Trust are supporting the continued development of our FcγRIIIa-specific Affimer programme through a Seedcorn Award.
2nd March 2019
We are delighted that the Academy of Medical Sciences are supporting our FcγRIIa programme through a Springboard Award to Jim to run until August 2021.
3rd October 2018
We have moved to the LIGHT Laboratories on the main campus of the University of Leeds. Farewell to all our friends in the Wellcome Trust Brenner Building and in LIRMM and thanks for all your support over the years! We hope to welcome new students to our new home.
1st July 2018
A fanstastic EMBO Antibodies and Complement conference in Girona, organised by Pierre Bruhns and Falk Nimmerjahn. Well done to Mark and Eleanor who both presented their work. Congratulations to Mark who was awarded the best selected Abstract presentation prize.
11th April 2018
Congratulations to Mark Waterhouse who has successfully defended his PhD thesis today. He is moving on to a Postdoc position in Pharmacology in Cambridge. We wish him the best of luck!
15th Dec 2017
Our FcγRIIIa Affimer paper has just been published online at PNAS. Thanks to everyone who contributed to this paper. It's proof that multidisciplinary collaborations do work.
