2017-2019
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Dr Lukas Mueller, Postdoctoral researcher (Patent Lawyer, Germany)
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2011-2018
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Dr Maria Carmen Ruiz, Postdoctoral researcher (Independent Research Fellow, Murcia, Spain)
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2011-2018
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Dr Timothy Hearn, PhD student and postdoctoral researcher (Assistant Lecturer, Department of Molecular Genetics, University of Cambridge)
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2015-date
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Gareth Stead, PhD student
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2015-2018
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Dr Hyun Ju Jung, Postdoctoral researcher (Postdoctoral Research Associate, Seoul University).
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2015-2018
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Dr Jin Junyang, PhD student (Postdoctoral Research Associate, University of Luxembourg)
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2015-2018
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Dr Jun Hyoek Kim, Postdoctoral researcher (Postdoctoral Research Associate, Texas A &M USA)
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2015-2017
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Dr Hugo Bastis, Postdoctoral researcher (Postdoctoral Research Associate, University of Cambridge)
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2013-2017
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Dr Lukas Wittern, PhD student (Management Consultant)
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2013-2016
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Dr Alexander Frank, PhD student (Patent Lawyer, UK)
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2011-2015
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Professor S M Abdual-Awal, PhD student (Professor Bangladesh and Postdoctoral Research Associate, Stanford University)
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2010-2014
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Dr Alberto Carrignano, PhD student (Postdoctoral Research Associate, University of Washington)
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2011-2014
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Dr Ye Yuan, Postdoctoral researcher (Associate Professor, China)
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2010-2014
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Dr Nur Izzati Mohd Noh, PhD student (Lecturer, Department of Biological Sciences, Universiti Teknologi, Malaysia)
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2010-2013
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Dr Michael Haydon, Postdoctoral researcher (Lecturer, Melbourne University, Australia)
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2009-2013
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Dr Laura J. Bell, PhD student (Medical writer, UK)
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2009-2010
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Han Wang, MPhil student (Research student, China)
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2007-2010
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Dr Fiona Roberston, postdoctoral researcher (Lecturer, University of Zimbabwe)
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2006-2010
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Dr Zoe Rutterford was a graduate student funded by NIAB and was investigating the nature and function of the circadian clock in barley in collaboration with Professor Andrew Greenland (NIAB), Dr Anthony Hall (Earlham Institute, Norwich) and Dr David Laurie (John Innes Centre, Norwich). (Agronomist and Farmer, UK)
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2005-2009
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2003-2008
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Dr Michael Gardner was a junior research fellow at Corpus Christi College and was identifying Ca2+-regulated transcripts that participate in the circadian signalling network. (Government research, Australia)
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Dr Sylvaine Aubry
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Mr Seong Jin (Leon) Baek was a postgraduate student and was investigating the effects of sugars on the circadian clock.
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Helen Briggs was a BBSRC-funded technician working with Dr Fiona Robertson to investigate the transcriptional network associated with circadian [Ca2+]cyt oscillations.
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Dr Naomi Brown was a BBSRC-funded postdoctoral research associate who was investigating the mechanisms by which the circadian clock regulates chlorophyll accumulation in collaboration with Professor Julian Hibberd.
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Katharine Hubbard was a PhD student funded by a BBSRC studentship and was performing epistatic analysis of circadian signal transduction.
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Dr Antony Dodd was a postdoctorial research associate funded by BBSRC to investigate the mechanisms of generation of circadian oscillations of cytosolic free calcium in collaboration with Professor Dale Sanders FRS University of York and now holds a Royal Society University Research Fellowship at the University of York.
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Carlos Hotta was a PhD student funded by the Brazilian government to investigate the mechanisms that generate circadian calcium oscillations.
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Dr Mia Jakobsen was a postdoctoral research fellow funded by the Danish government and was investigating the mechanisms by which time-of-day modulates cold signal transduction.
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Angela Donoghue was an under-postgraduate honours student carrying out research on the mechanisms by which the circadian clock increases chlorophyll content in collaboration with Professor Julian Hibberd.
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Jean-Maurice Assie was a BBSRC-funded technician working on the mechanisms by which the circadian clock regulates cytosolic free calcium.
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Fran Tracy completed her BBSRC-funded PhD with the group and was investigating the role of calcium oscillations in salt stress in collaboration with Professor Mark Tester.
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Nandita Garud was a summer intern from New York who investigated light regulated calcium signalling.
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Andrew Baker was a postgraduate student funded by a BBSRC Committee Studentship and was identifying genes involved in the specialised function of stomatal guard cells.
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2001-2003
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Dr John Love held a Broodbank Fellowship from November 2001 to September 2003 to study calcium signalling during photoperiodic responses in Arabidopsis after which he becamse a lecturer at the University of Exeter.
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2003
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Anja Telzerow and Bianca Ulitzsch spent the summer 2003 training as technicians in the group.
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2003
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Landry Bertaux visited from France in the summer 2003 to investigate the response of guard cells to cold shock.
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2002
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Suiwen Hou from Lanzhou University, China, was a postgraduate student who carried out research with the group during 2002 and was characterising genes flanking enhancer trap T-DNA inserts in a guard cell enhancer trap line.
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Alexander Ducke and also Melanie Klose from Germany spent their summer in with the group training as research technicians.
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Peter McKeown finished his under-postgraduate project in the lab and was identifying genes expressed in the guard cell using RT-PCR.
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Claire Mennim was a Nuffield Foundation summer student who was studying calcium dynamics in guard cells using aequorin.
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Laure Barrot was visiting the lab from The Ecole Nationale Superieure Agronomique de Rennes and was making transgenic Arabidopsis in which calcium-sensitive proteins are targeted to the guard cell.
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Naomi Forrester was a Wellcome Trust summer student who studied the circadian regulation of the Cab2 promoter in guard cells.
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Dr Fiona Robertson was a BBSRC - funded post-doctoral research associate investigating the transcriptional network associated with circadian Ca2+]cyt oscillations.
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Collaborations
Professor Dale Sanders (University of York) and Professor Julie Gray (University of Sheffield) collaborate with the signal transduction lab to investigate the role of cADPR in circadian behaviour.
We collaborate with Professor Jim Haseloff (University of Cambridge) and Professor Scott Poethig (University of Pennsylvania) to identify guard cell genes and enhancer elements.
Professor Carl Johnson (Vanderbilt University) also investigates circadian calcium signalling. We are collaborating with his group to investigate cell-specific circadian behaviour.