Team:Aberdeen Scotland/OurTeam/Advisors

Dr. Russell Betney

Field: Yeast Molecular Biology, Translational control of gene expression.

I did my degree in Biochemistry with Immunology (1999) followed by a PhD in Biochemistry (2003) at the University of Aberdeen. I spent 18 months doing a post-doc in Berlin before returning to Aberdeen to take up a post-doc position on a systems biology project.

Alison Davidson

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Dr. Mette Jacobsen

Field: Fungal molecular biology, responses to stress

After finishing my M.Sc in Biology (1999) at University of Copenhagen, Denmark, I did an Industrial PhD and graduated from University of Aberdeen (2005). Since then, I have worked as a post doc on 2 different projects related to pathogenic fungi and their population structure and resistance to antifungal drugs. Currently, I work as part of a large systems biology team addressing questions of stress responses of fungi.

Dr. Despoina Kaloriti

Field: Molecular Biology

After gaining a PhD in Molecular and Cell Biology at Durham University, UK (2004), I got post doc positions at University of Lisbon, Portugal and at Illinois State University, USA studying the Microtubule and Actin Cytoskeleton of Plants. Since 2008 I have joined a Systems Biology project at University of Aberdeen and study the responses of pathogenic yeast Candida to stress conditions.

E-Mail: dkaloriti@abdn.ac.uk

Dr. Sam Miller

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Dr. Wei Pang

Field: Systems Biology

I did my B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Computer Science from 1997 to 2004 in Jilin University, China. In 2005 I moved to Aberdeen and spent three years and a half for a Ph.D. degree in Computing Science. Now I am a post-doc and involved in a five-year systems biology project. My research interest is qualitative approaches to systems biology.

E-Mail: pang.wei@abdn.ac.uk

Dr. Claudia Rato da Silva

Field: Yeast molecular biology, translational control of gene expression.

I received my undergraduate degree in Plant Biology in 2002 and my Ph.D. in Cell Biology in 2007 from the University of Lisbon, Portugal. For six years I worked in plant molecular and cell biology focusing on signal transduction in pollen tubes. I decided to pursue a new challenge and I am now doing a post-doc in yeast systems biology at the University of Aberdeen.

E-Mail: c.ratosilva@abdn.ac.uk

Kelly Reid

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