The Crick’s partner universities (Imperial, King’s and UCL) have coordinated the HEI-Crick Attachment Seminar Series to showcase the outputs of the Attachment Programme.  

Imperial

The Imperial HEI-Crick seminar series was held in 2023.

• 13 March 2023: Dr Morgan Beeby, Life Sciences, hosted by Professor Peter Rosenthal. How do molecular machines evolve? In situ visualisation of proteins that increase the torque of a bacterial flagellar motor.
• 13 March 2023: Dr Avinash Shenoy, MRC CMBI, Dept of Infectious Disease, hosted by Dr Max Gutierrez. Inflammasomes and caspases in health and disease.
• 14 March 2023: Professor Paul French, Physics, hosted by Dr Erik Sahai. Multidimensional fluorescence imaging – accelerating throughput and access.
• 16 March 2023: Dr Marco Di Antonio, Chemistry, hosted by Dr Jeannine Hess. Precision tools to unravel the biological functions of DNA structural and chemical modifications.
• 20 March 2023: Dr Adam Celiz, Bioengineering, hosted by Dr Charlie Winter. Biomaterials for tissue repair, regeneration and in-vitro models.
• 20 March 2023: Professor Ed Tate, Chemistry, hosted by Professor Julian Downward. A chemical biologist at the Crick – from collaboration to translation.
  
  

UCL

The UCL HEI-Crick seminar series was held in 2022. To view recordings of the talk, please visit the UCL seminar series webpage.

• 14 February 2022: Paola Bonfanti hosted by the Crick's Dominique Bonnet. Reconstitution of a long-lived functional human thymus by postnatal clonogenic stem/progenitor cells. 
• 28 February 2022: Jernej Ule hosted by the Crick's Sila Ultanir. How do protein-RNA condensates form and contribute to disease? 
• 14 March 2022: Edina Rosta hosted by the Crick's Dan Groom. Computational modelling of phosphate catalytic reactions. 
• 28 March 2022: Mariya Moosajee hosted by the Crick's Nic Tapon. How do genetic perturbations lead to ocular maldevelopment? 
  
  

King’s

The King’s HEI-Crick seminar series was held in 2021. To view recordings of the talk, please visit King’s seminar series webpage.

• 12 April 2021: Jeremy Carlton hosted by the Crick's Michael Way. SARS-CoV-2 Exit Strategies. 
• 26 April 2021: Reimer Kuehn hosted by the Crick's Vassilis Pachnis. Thoughts on Cell Programming and Cell Reprogramming. 
• 10 May 2021: Benedikt Berninger hosted by the Crick's Francois Guillemot. Engineering New Interneurons for the Cerebral Cortex. 
• 7 June 2021: Snezhana Oliferenko hosted by the Crick's Frank Uhlmann. Exploiting Divergent Biology of Two Fission Yeasts to Understand Membrane Function. 
• 21 June 2021: Corinne Houart hosted by the Crick's Francois Guillemot. Impact of Early Decisions on Forebrain Size, Shape and Complexity
• 5 July 2021: Katie Bentley hosted by the Crick's James Briscoe. Temporal Adaptation of Vascular Branching: Untangling Collective Cell Feedback In Silico and In Vivo.