Cell Signalling and Immunology
Our work is relevant to the pathologies associated with cancer, diabetes, infectious disease, autoimmunity and allergy.
About the Division of Cell Signalling and Immunology (CSI)
We host research groups whose work is relevant to the pathologies associated with:
- cancer
- diabetes
- infectious disease
- autoimmunity
- allergy
A common theme that links the activities of the eight different groups is a shared interest in the mechanisms that cells use to sense external signals such as those detected by various receptors in the immune system on the one hand and on the other, internal signals that indicate changes in cellular metabolic activity and energy status.
Remarkably, the biochemical ‘wiring’ underlying these diverse systems is often overlapping providing unexpected opportunities for collaboration among the different groups in CSI.
CSI is planning to expand its activities and would like to hear from scientists at any career stage with overlapping or complementary interests considering relocating to Dundee.
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Key contacts
| Name | Role | |
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| Nancy Kirk | Lab Manager | WTB2Hub-labmanagers@dundee.ac.uk |
| Fiona Ross | Lab Manager | WTB2Hub-labmanagers@dundee.ac.uk |
| Jenna Lyons | Division Secretary | CSI-Admin@dundee.ac.uk |
| Kirsty Forbes | PA to Prof Doreen Cantrell | kforbes002@dundee.ac.uk |
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Last month, the School of Life Sciences held their annual Research Symposium at Crieff Hydro. Talks were given by Principal Investigators, Facility Leads, Postdoctoral Researchers and PhD students including SLS Prize winners.
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Outstanding scientific research at the University of Dundee has been honoured by Scotland’s national academy
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A funding bid led by Dr Rosie Clarke will allow the School to purchase a state-of-the-art spectral flow cytometer to further enhance our research using this technology.
