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Manohar Reddy Mulinti

 

Manohar comes to us from a Masters degree at Glasgow University where he was interested in the growth of cells on substrates with different topologies and stress fields. He has now taken up a PhD Studentship working on the Marsden-funded project with Dr Andrew Sutherland-Smith,”Stretching protein springs: How do cells respond to force?”. Currently he is working on expressing specific actin-binding proteins that will be used in simple cytoskeleton mimics that he will examine microrheologically in collaboration with Allan.

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People’s Choice

            Jessie was awarded the People’s Choice Award at the recent IFS Postgraduate Seminar for her PechaKucha style talk “Jelly, Quakes and Speckles”. Well done Jessie! Jess is of to Cambridge next week to work in Siobhan Braybrook’s Group Plant Mechanics Group for a few months….Jealous!

Pacifichem Pectin Fest!

It was awesome to catch up with the World-Self-Help-Pectin-Addiction-Group at Pacifichem,… do I need to say with two days solid of pectin talks that I loved it??? Jess did a great job of presenting her PME-HG simulations, and was great to hear the latest from our pectin BFFs ….sweet 😉

Back at the Lake:-)

Earlier in the year group members enjoyed a few days back at Lake Rotoiti courtesy of Brad’s folks:-) Priceless. Here is Mariela learning to fish, and Bill……dreaming of a pectin-based society!

Doctor Doctor !

Well done Dr Marj;-)! Marjorie successfully defended her thesis last week on “Developing a Dual Trap Optical Tweezers Method to Measure Interactions Between a Pair of Oil Drops“. Was great to see her back in NZ again; and finally see her get her just rewards! Enjoyed working with you Marj – so long and thanks for […]

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