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Céleste Sele – new research engineer

Hi everyone!

My name is Celeste and I recently started working as a Research Engineer at LP3 in the Biology building.

By education, I am a structural biologist. I did my PhD in Grenoble, France, during which I studied the structure and interactions of Vaccinia virus replication complex proteins. I then spend some time in Helsinki, Finland as a postdoc, still doing biochemical and biophysical studies of various proteins (bacteriophage membrane protein and brain synaptic proteins).

Together with the other research engineers at LP3, our goal is to provide you with services in protein production, purification and crystallization. We can also help you with further biophysical characterization like DSF, DLS, SPR…

I hope to bring you both my scientific knowledge and my enthusiasm for Science!

januari 22, 2018

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Minnesord över Paul Holmgren

Lektor emeritus och mångåriga medarbetaren inom biologiundervisningen i Lund Paul Holmgren gick bort under julhelgen 2017.

Paul hade en imponerande vitalitet och ett brett intresse för biologi inkluderande i princip all organismgrupper. Detta intresse grundlades redan i barndomen. Paul växte upp (mer …)

januari 10, 2018

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The Biology Year 2017 in Photos

As usual, it has been an incredibly active year at the department. To illustrate this, I have chosen some of the photos I have. And this is only the part that I have participated in, or got hold of (mer …)





Salwan Ali Abed Al Khanfar – new postdoc

I am Salwan Ali Abed from College of Science – University of Al-Qadisiyah, Iraq. I have a Ph.D. in Conservation Biology, and my area of work is focused on the conservation of the endangered species of birds in the marshes of southern Iraq. Now, I am working in the Department of Biology in Lund University with Dr. Bengt Hansson as a Postdoctoral Researcher of the project ”Conservation genetic of Basra reed Warbler in the marshes of southern Iraq.

december 11, 2017

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Anna Sterngren – new research engineer

My name is Anna and I’m happy to be back in the Ecology building after a two-year break. I recently started working as Research Engineer in the Microbial Ecology-group where my main tasks will be: running the Sanger Sequencing facility, supporting researchers within the MICCS-project and general maintenance of laboratory areas/equipment and registration/inventory of chemicals.

I’m a molecular biologist with a special interest in microbes. I defended my theses 2014 within Microbial Ecology and during my PhD studies I investigated how groups of soil microorganisms, in particular Archaea, are influenced by environmental factors such as soil pH and carbon and nitrogen availability. During the last year I have been working as a QC Microbiologist in a pharmaceutical company in Malmö.

In my spare time I like hanging out with family and friends, gardening, knitting and dancing.

december 5, 2017

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Arif Ciloglu – new postdoc at MEMEG

I graduated as a Veterinarian from Erciyes University, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Kayseri, Turkey. I did my PhD in Veterinary Parasitology Science at Graduate School of Health Sciences, Erciyes University, from 2011 to 2016. I am currently working as an Assistant Professor in Department of Parasitology at Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Erciyes University. Also, I am a researcher in Protozoan Infections Group of Erciyes University Vectors and Vector-Borne Diseases Implementation and Research Centre.

In my postdoc project with Staffan Bensch as host, I plan to focus on a group of closely related lineages of Haemoproteus parasites (H. belopolskyi and H. nucleocondensus) that are primarily infecting warblers in the family of Acrocephalidae and that have their transmission restricted to tropical Africa. This study is important as it will provide unique knowledge of ecological and genetic adaptations associated to changes in transmission areas, key variables for predicting new Emerging Infectious Diseases.

december 4, 2017

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