Visiting Students
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Nicole Scullion
Sept 2018 MRes Student in Biomedical Science and Translational Medicine with LOORG for 12 months. Project title: Modelling uveal melanoma using the chick embryo model. Previously studied with LOORG for three months in the summer of 2017 during undergraduate degree. Graduated from the University of Liverpool with a degree in Biological Sciences. Ellen Rawson
Sept 2018 Studied biomedical science at LJMU. MRES student with LOORG for 12 months. Project: Modelling rhabdomyosarcoma using the chick embryo model. Jessica Cordes University of Bonn PhD student two week placement in September 2018 Revu VL Narayana (May 18 - Aug 18)
University of Hyderabad PhD student UGC-UKIERI Thematic Partnership Catherine Oliver
July-Aug 2018 A second year University of Liverpool student, studying a BSc in Biological and Medical Sciences. Whilst in the laboratory completed a 4 week studentship with LOORG, investigating the use of the chick embryo model to profile a specific cell line of uveal melanoma under normoxic conditions. |
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Aksa Ansy
July-Aug 2018 4 week Nuffield Research Placement Scheme Which involved cases studies on the light microscope and histopathology learning to recognise different types of cells, immune cell markers and morphology of tumours. Lab work such as using the Microtome and placing them on slides, using pipettes and working on cell culture linings. Francesca Jones
June - July 2018 Second year student at The University of Liverpool studying a BSC Hons in Genetics. Recently completed a 6 week summer studentship for LOORG which involved validating single nucleotide variants detected by targeted next generation sequencing of uveal melanomas by Sanger Sequencing. Jack Baldwin
Enrolled on the Scientist Training Program (STP) with the Oswestry Trust in combination with the University of Liverpool Undertaken Bioinformatics training with LOORG for a 4 week placement June 2018 |
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Jennifer Hall
Enrolled on the Scientist Training Program (STP) at Liverpool. Undertaken Bioinformatics training with LOORG for a 4 week placement June 2018 |
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Gwen Cowley
Enrolled on the Scientist Training Program (STP) at Liverpool. Undertaken Bioinformatics training with LOORG for a 4 week placement June 2018 Sophie James 4 week Nuffield Research Placement Scheme Investigating the expression of Nestin in conjunctival melanomas July 2017 Dr Rohini Nair (June 17 - July 17 )
University of Hyderabad UKIERI-UGC collaboration Sofia Riccio Second year undergraduate student studying Biological Sciences at Queen's College Cambridge 1 week work experience June 2016 |
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Mr Michael Cooke
4 week Nuffield Research Placement Scheme August 2015 |
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Ms Ayra Gokul 4 week Nuffield Research Placement Scheme August 2014 Arya studied genetic typing of primary uveal melanoma cells that have given rise to uveal melanoma cell lines. |
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Ms Kirsty Marshall Undergraduate Biochemisty student from Univeristy of St Andrews Summer placement June 2014 |
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Miss Sophia Carbutt Nuffield Research Student June- August 2013 Second year Biomedical Hons undergraduate student at Newcastle University |
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Miss Isabel Bachmeier
Intercalating Medical Student from Germany October- April 2013 As an intercalating student, Isabel joined the group in October 2012 on a six month placement from Germany. During her time in Liverpool Isabel worked closely with Dr Sarah Lake carrying out DNA analysis work, before joining Professor Heimann at the Royal Liverpool Hospital as part of her clinical training in ophthalmology. Isabel will now go on to study in Spain for two months, before returning to complete her final year of medical school at Regensburg University, Germany. |
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Miss Amélie Freneau
Graduate from France. August- November 2012 Visiting french student , Amélie Fréneau, completed a three month placement in August 2012, examining DNA mismatch repair genes in non small cell lung cancer. Amélie focussed on immunohistochemistry during her time with the group, having recently completed a degree in Biology. Amélie will now go on to study a Masters in Pharmacogenomics at the University of Montpellier. |
