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Professor David Smith

Professor

School of Life Sciences

Contact: djsmitc@essex.ac.uk | +44 (0) 1206 872242 Location: 3SW.5.37, Colchester Campus Research Interests: Florini, Stella (2004) Water Pollution; Perkins, Nicola (2005) Water Pollution; Pilgrim, Sarah (2007) Ecoliteracy; Cullen, Leanne (2007) Reef Economics; Unsworth, Richard (2007) Seagrass and Mangrove Connectivity; McMellor, Steven (2008) Coral reef conservation; Miller, Layla (2009) Shellfisheries; Hennige, Sebastian (2009) Coral photophysiology; Salinas De Leon, Pelayo (2010) Coral recruitment; Sedlmayr, Ambra (2011) Rural economies; Green, Benjamin (2011) Coastal vegetated systems; Bharucha Zareen (2011) Watershed development; Curtis-Quick, Jocelyn (2012) Coral reef fish ecology; Brading, Patrick (2012) Coral physiology and ocean acidification; Powell, Abigail (2012) Coral reef sponge ecology; Hine, Rachel (2014) Care farming; Franco, Chiara (2014) Coral reef production; Piercy, Julius (2014) Coral reef acoustics; Walsh-Sarah-Jane ( 2015) Coral bleaching; Camp, Emma (2015) Coral reefs and ocean acidification; Chamberlain, Jon (2015) Coral reef ecology; Boschetti, Simona (2015) Coral recruitment; Osman, Eslam (2017) Red Sea corals and climate change; Ms Sophie Stephenson (2017) Coral larval production and development; Biggerstaff, Andy (2017) Coral Bioeroding sponges Hosted by UoV, NZ; Tavallali, Leila (Active) Blue Carbon and temperate saltmarshes; Gouraguine, Adam (Active) Coral reef benthic &ndash pelagic coupling; Urrutia Figueroa, Victor E (Active) Coral Host - Zooxanthellae relationships; Marlow, Joe (Active) Coral reef invading sponge Hosted by UoV, NZ; McGrath, Emily (Active) Xestospongia ecophysiology Hosted by UoV, NZ; Ms Bethen Greenword (Active) The coral microbiome and stress tolerance; Ms Reem Almealla (Acvtive) Corals of Bahrain; Ms Synthesa Ksatrya (Active) Indonesias ocean policy; Ms Amy Wong (Active) Coral reef fish functional ecology

Riaz-Ali Somji

Graduate Laboratory Assistant

School of Life Sciences


Postgraduate Research Student

School of Life Sciences

Contact: r.somji@essex.ac.uk Location: Colchester Campus Ask me about: Virology; The mechanistic target of rapamycin (mTOR); Human Seasonal Coronaviruses ; Autophagy in human coroanviruses

Dr Robert Southall-Edwards

Visiting Fellow

School of Life Sciences

Contact: rsouth@essex.ac.uk Location: Colchester Campus

Antonio Stanic

Postgraduate Research Student

School of Life Sciences

Contact: antonio.stanic@essex.ac.uk Location: Colchester Campus Ask me about: Phylogenomics; Cold-water coral; Taxonomy

Katarina Stanka

Postgraduate Research Student

School of Life Sciences

Contact: ks20121@essex.ac.uk Location: Colchester Campus

Professor Glyn Stanway

Emeritus Professor

School of Life Sciences

Contact: stanwg@essex.ac.uk Location: Colchester Campus Research Interests: molecular virology of medically important picornaviruses, particularly coxsackievirus A9, parechoviruses and rhinoviruses; virus cell receptor interactions; RNA structures involved in replication; parechovirus and enterovirus molecular biology; Picornaviridae evolution and classification; translation and processing in picornaviruses; cell biology of virus infection; virotherapy of cancer; antivirus drugs

Dr Michael Steinke

Senior Lecturer

School of Life Sciences

Contact: msteinke@essex.ac.uk | +44 (0) 1206 873318 Location: 3SW.4.10, Colchester Campus Research Interests: Signalling in microbial foodwebs; Ecology of traces gases in the infochemistry of phytoplankton; Chemodetection of DMS in zooplankton and benthic invertebrates; Production of biogenic trace gases under future CO2 levels; Metabolic pathways for DMSP-dependent DMS-production; Role of dimethylsulphoniopropionate (DMSP) and related compounds in the stress-physiology of zooxanthellae-cnidarian symbioses; Production of dimethyl sulphide (DMS) and isoprene in coral reef ecosystems; Production of ethene (ethylene) in marine algae and its possible function as an infochemical

Dr Richard Strange

Senior Research Fellow

School of Life Sciences

Contact: rstrange@essex.ac.uk Location: Colchester Campus Research Interests: The overall theme of my research is based on reaching an understanding of structure-function relationship of proteins, enzymes and their complexes, including those involved in disease (e.g. ALS), via advanced computational and experimental approaches. This encompasses synchrotron radiation, protein crystallography, XAFS, SAXS, SAD phasing, catalysis, structure-based drug discovery, molecular dynamics and computational chemistry.

Dr Anna Sturrock

Senior Lecturer

School of Life Sciences

Contact: anna.sturrock@essex.ac.uk Location: Colchester Campus Research Interests: Isotope ecology and biomineral chemistry; Habitat, flow and fisheries management in a changing climate; Fish ecology and management; Fish migration ecology in a changing climate

Dr Dimitri Svistunenko

Senior Lecturer

School of Life Sciences

Contact: svist@essex.ac.uk | +44 (0) 1206 873149 Location: 3SW.5.05, Colchester Campus Research Interests: My research interests are centred on proteins and enzymes with particular reference to their paramagnetism. A molecule is called paramagnetic if it has an odd number of electrons. Usually, electrons in molecules come in pairs, so an even number of electrons in most chemical structures is typical. But for many biologically important molecules involved in redox reactions, there must exist states which are one electron more or one electron less than the stable even number of electrons state. These molecular states of odd number of electrons (the paramagnetic states!) are chemically active and are major players in proteins and enzymes mechanisms. Thus we study these states of enzymes and proteins to understand how they work and to elucidate their role in normal metabolism and in some pathological situations.; Haptoglobin complex with haemoglobin; Haem containing globins; Ferritins
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