Gunn-Moore
My group has made major discoveries in understanding the cellular and biochemical mechanisms involved in the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease (linking mitochondrial and synaptic dysfunction), where we have pioneered…
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Uli Schwarz-Linek
We use structural biology (NMR, X-ray crystallography, cryo-EM) combined with cell-based assays, biophysical and biochemical methods to investigate the molecular basis for interactions between pathogens and hosts. We…
da Silva lab
In the da Silva Lab, we apply techniques of molecular biology, biochemistry, structural biology and physical organic chemistry to unravel the mechanisms of enzymatic reactions catalysed by multi-protein allosteric…
The Lala lab
Our work is highly interdisciplinary, lying on the interface of evolutionary biology, animal behaviour, ecology and psychology, and combines a wide variety of empirical and theoretical approaches.
The Goss lab
We are interested in understanding biosynthetic processes at the molecular level and combining the tools of organic synthesis, molecular biology and protein biochemistry to generate new natural products of our own…
The Gloster laboratory
We are interested in understanding eukaryotic carbohydrate processing enzymes from a structural, mechanistic and functional viewpoint using a combination of techniques including molecular biology, protein expression,…
Sediment Ecology Research Group
The Sediment Ecology Research Group (SERG), known popularly as “The Mud Lab” of the Scottish Oceans Institute, University of St Andrews specialises in the investigation of the ecology of aquatic systems, with emphasis…
Judith Sleeman
We study the maturation of snRNP splicing factors and the transport of mature mRNA, with a particular emphasis on their dynamics within the nucleus and differences between neural and non-neural cell types that may be…
Insect Behavioural Ecology
We study the evolution and ecology of insect behaviour, particularly sexual and reproductive behaviour.
Healy Lab
Cognition In The Wild Group website: https://cognitioninthewild.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/