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Congratulations Dr Róisín Mongey!

31st March 2021 – Massive congratulations to Róisín on a very successful PhD!

Róisín defended her thesis entitled ‘Investigating the role of vitamin A and retinoic acid signalling in lung homeostasis and repair’ and passed her viva without corrections! This coincided with the UK lockdown restriction easing and we were able to share a toast in a socially distanced manner on the beautiful Queen’s lawn.

Author Sek Shir CheongPosted on May 27, 2021May 27, 2021Categories Uncategorized

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  • Recent publications in the Dean Lab: New insights into lung repair
  • ATS workshop on Precision-Cut Lung Slices (PCLS)-report from Charlotte
  • The TReATS method: One of the most-read articles in DMM’s November issue
  • 1-day meeting on Signalling Molecules in Disease
  • New publication: The TReATS method transforms gene manipulation in ex vivo 3D adult lung tissue slices
  • NHLI Research Away Day 2023
  • New Book Release
  • Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine International Society European Chapter (TERMIS-EU) Meeting 2023
  • Welcome back Rebecca!
  • Funded PhD Studentship Opportunity

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  • Our Research
  • Tools & Techniques
    • The Acid Injury & Repair (AIR) model
    • Real-time imaging of Precision-Cut Lung Slices (PCLS)
    • TReATS: Gene manipulation in ex vivo lung tissue
  • Current Projects
  • People
    • Current Team
    • Alumni
  • Publications
  • Contact Us
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