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Early Career Innovators: Spatial Transcriptomics to Better Understand Stem Cell-derived 3D Hepatospheres (3D Heps), Regenerative Medicine TIN
In this Regenerative Medicine TIN interview as part of the Early Career Innovators series, recognising the amazing translational work being done by postdoc and non-tenured researchers within the UCL Therapeutic Innovation Networks (TINs), Dr Hassan Rashidi highlights his Regenerative Medicine TIN Pilot Data Fund awarded project, involving human stem cell-derived 3D hepatospheres (3D Heps) for liver diseases.
Early Career Innovators: Validating AAV Gene Therapies for Epilepsy, Cell & Gene Therapy TIN
In this Cell & Gene Therapy TIN interview as part of the Early Career Innovators series, recognising the amazing translational work being done by postdoc and non-tenured researchers within the UCL Therapeutic Innovation Networks (TINs), Dr Marion Mercier highlights her Cell & Gene Therapy TIN Pilot Data Fund awarded project, involving the validation of novel gene therapies for epilepsy.
Early Career Innovators: Correcting platelet defects in Wiskott Aldrich Syndrome (WAS), Cell & Gene Therapy TIN
In this Cell & Gene Therapy TIN interview as part of the Early Career Innovators series, recognising the amazing translational work being done by postdoc and non-tenured researchers within the UCL Therapeutic Innovation Networks (TINs), Dr Rajeev Rai highlights his Cell & Gene Therapy TIN Pilot Data Fund awarded project, involving hematopoietic stem cell gene editing to correct platelet defects in Wiskott Aldrich Syndrome (WAS).
Early Career Innovators: AAV Delivery in Dravet Syndrome, Cell & Gene Therapy TIN
In this Cell & Gene Therapy TIN interview as part of the Early Career Innovators series, recognising the amazing translational work being done by postdoc and non-tenured researchers within the UCL Therapeutic Innovation Networks (TINs), Dr Juan Antinao Diaz highlights his Cell & Gene Therapy TIN Pilot Data Fund awarded project, involving AAV delivery in Dravet syndrome.
Early Career Innovators: Novel Therapies for a Rare Metabolic Disease, Cell & Gene Therapy TIN
In this Cell & Gene Therapy TIN interview as part of the Early Career Innovators series, recognising the amazing translational work being done by postdoc and non-tenured researchers within the UCL Therapeutic Innovation Networks (TINs), Dr Ellie Crompton highlights her Cell & Gene Therapy TIN Pilot Data Fund awarded project, involving new therapies for rare disease Maple Syrup Urine Disease (MSUD).
Early Career Innovators: Novel Gene Therapy for Obesity, Cell & Gene Therapy TIN
In this Cell & Gene Therapy TIN interview as part of the Early Career Innovators series, recognising the amazing translational work being done by postdoc and non-tenured researchers within the UCL Therapeutic Innovation Networks (TINs), Dr Giulia Massaro highlights her Repurposing TIN Pilot Data Fund awarded project, involving the use of chemokines as a novel target to improve peripheral nerve regeneration.
Early Career Innovators: Improving Nerve Regeneration with Chemokine Receptor Inhibitors, Repurposing TIN
In this Repurposing TIN interview as part of the Early Career Innovators series, recognising the amazing translational work being done by postdoc and non-tenured researchers within the UCL Therapeutic Innovation Networks (TINs), Dr Guillem Mòdol Caballero highlights his Repurposing TIN Pilot Data Fund awarded project, involving the use of chemokines as a novel target to improve peripheral nerve regeneration.
Early Career Innovators: Repurposing mutant gene reactivators for Pancreatic Cancer, Repurposing TIN
In this Repurposing TIN interview as part of the Early Career Innovators series, acknowledging the amazing translational work being done by postdoc and non-tenured researchers within the UCL Therapeutic Innovation Networks (TINs), Dr Pilar Acedo highlights her Repurposing TIN Pilot Data Fund awarded project, involving the repurposing of gene P53 reactivators to treat pancreatic cancer.
Early Career Innovators: Repurposing Ibuprofen-similar drugs for Nerve Regeneration, Repurposing TIN
In this Repurposing TIN interview as part of the Early Career Innovators series, acknowledging the amazing translational work being done by early career and non-tenured researchers within the UCL Therapeutic Innovation Networks (TINs), Dr Melissa Rayner highlights her Repurposing TIN Pilot Data Fund awarded project, establishing a relationship between a drug’s affinity for PPARγ and nerve regeneration.
Early Career Innovators: Repurposing a Common Chemotherapy Drug for Bladder Cancer, Repurposing TIN
In this Repurposing TIN interview as part of the Early Career Innovators series, acknowledging the amazing translational work being done by early career and non-tenured researchers within the UCL Therapeutic Innovation Networks (TINs), Dr Jennifer Rohn highlights her Repurposing TIN Pilot Data Fund awarded project, involving the reformulation of the common chemo drug mitomycin-C for bladder cancer.
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