Author Archives: Faye Fleetwood

Dave joined the Geeves group in the School of Biosciences as a postdoctoral research associate in 1999. After obtaining his undergraduate degree from Leeds University and a spell working on rheumatoid arthritis at the University of Leicester he undertook an … Continue reading →

Dr Mike Romanov is a postdoctoral research associate in genetics who joined the School of Biosciences in 2013. He works on a project targeting comparative genomics of avian species, led by Professor Darren Griffin. He completed his tertiary education and … Continue reading →

Rosalyn is the Senior Laboratory Demonstrator in the School of Biosciences and the Centre Manager and Administrator for the Industrial Biotechnology Centre. Before this role she was the laboratory manager of the Centre for Molecular Processing and a post-doctoral scientist … Continue reading →

Dr Cat Hogwood obtained her degree in Molecular and Cellular Biology at the University of Kent. She then completed her PhD at the University in 2009, investigating the global cellular responses of in vitro cultured human cells to the DNA … Continue reading →

Dr Katie Fowler has been a postdoctoral research associate at the University of Kent since 2011. Previously to this she completed her undergraduate degree at Canterbury Christ Church University and commenced her Ph.D at the University of Kent in 2007. … Continue reading →

Dr Lis Curling joined the School of Biosciences in 1987. Her main teaching focus is immunology and human physiology and disease. She holds a teaching lectureship within the school. She completed her PhD in London (1980-1983) and postdoctural research at … Continue reading →

Dr Kay Foster joined the School of Biosciences in 1983 as a Post-Doc and in 1995 Kay become a Lecturer in Biochemistry.

Professor Mike Geeves joined the School of Biosciences in April 1999. He studied biochemistry as an undergraduate at the University of Birmingham then went on to the University of Bristol to work on a PhD with David Trentham. It was … Continue reading →

Dr Campbell Gourlay joined the school in November 2006. He is a member of the Kent Fungal Group and the Yeast Molecular Biology Group. Campbell Gourlay began his career at The John Innes Centre in 1996 where he studied the … Continue reading →

Professor Darren Griffin joined the school in 2004 from Brunel University. His main interests are in the study of chromosomes, principally in humans (from spermatogenesis to preimplantation development) and birds. Other interests include allelic variation and its relationship to fatness … Continue reading →