Check out our new video where our leader Dr Jo Jackson explains how we aim to create an "atlas" of the brain at different stages of Alzheimer's Disease.
We wish you all a happy Winter Break!
23 Dec 2022
MAP team's Secret Santa and Christmas Dinner
During 2022 our MAP team got bigger and better! Check out our photo, we celebrated all our achievements with a lovely Christmas dinner and a Secret Santa.
We are excited about all the deliverables and publications that will come in 2023.
Our Bioinformatician Combiz Khozoie is leaving the MAP
Combiz, one of our senior MAP team members is ready to continue his career at the Scale Space Imperial College London. For almost 4 years he contribuited to the UK DRI research projects.
We are glad to announce that two bright scientists have joined the MAP team, Dorcas Cheung and Marianna Papageorgopoulou. They will be involved in IMC and IHC amongst other techniques. Welcome to the team!
Our Research Technician Callum Muirhead is leaving the MAP team
After more than two years in the MAP team, Callum Muirhead will take all his expertise in Imaging Mass Cytometry to Kings College London where he will become Senior Laboratory Technician. He organised several social meetings for the UK DRI and he will be missed. All the best Callum!
Our warmest welcome to Michael Thomas. He will be part of our Bioinformaticians team, now that all our results are coming, we need a team to put all of those together! It is great to have all your expertise on board Michael!
Enoch Newman has joined our team as Data manager. Enoch has several years of experience as Software engineer and designer, he is now bringing his best skills to handle huge amounts of data and results from our multiple projects. Welcome to the team!
New project for 2023
30 Jul 2022
The effects of the ABCA7/BIN1 on the pathology and gene expression in Alzheimer’s Disease.
Next year we will start an exciting project to characterise the multi-'omic changes in microglia, astrocytes and neurons alongside changes in pathology with ABCA7 and BIN1 variants.