Lecturer
School of Biosciences
Dr Hayward’s research group seeks to understand how organisms cope with variable and stressful environments. Temperate, polar and tropical terrestrial invertebrates (insects, mites and nematodes) are the primary focus of this endeavour. His lab uses state-of-the-art tools, and a systems biology approach, to investigate how these organisms detect, repair and stabilize the cellular and ...
Telephone +44 (0)121 41 47147
Email s.a.hayward@bham.ac.uk
Director of the Centre for Systems Biology
School of Biosciences
Telephone +44 (0)121 41 47533
Email j.k.heath@bham.ac.uk
Reader in Molecular Cell Biology
School of Biosciences
Dr Carina Hellberg is an expert on protein tyrosine phosphatase signalling. She is currently investigating how phosphatases regulate platelet-derived growth factor receptor signal transduction. In addition, she is investigating how oncogenes affect receptor signalling by altering the intracellular receptor sorting.
Telephone +44 (0)121 41 42652
Email c.hellberg@bham.ac.uk
Reader in Developmental Neurobiology
School of Biosciences
Our lab aims to understand how the nervous system – including the brain – is formed and works.
Telephone +44 (0)121 41 45416
Email a.hidalgo@bham.ac.uk
Lecturer
School of Biosciences
Dr Nik Hodges is interested in the mechanisms of genetic toxicology, cellular oxidative stress and repair of oxidative DNA damage and his lab was the first to identify that the variant form of the repair protein OGG1 is repair deficient under conditions of oxidative stress which could have important consequences for individual susceptibilty to cancer.
Telephone +44 (0)121 41 45906
Email n.hodges@bham.ac.uk
Senior Lecturer in Molecular Cell Biology
Director of the Biosciences Graduate Research School
School of Biosciences
Dr Hotchin is a cell biologist with an interest in normal epithelial cell function and in understanding the processes that contribute to diseases such as cancer. He has published a number of high impact papers on the role of small GTP-binding proteins in control of epithelial cell function. In addition to his research and teaching activities, Dr Hotchin is also currently Director of the ...
Telephone +44 (0)121 41 45412
Email n.a.hotchin@bham.ac.uk
Birmingham Fellow
School of Biosciences
Damon Huber is interested in using a combination of biochemistry and molecular genetics to address complex biological problems in bacteria. The research in his lab is focused on the transport of proteins across the cytoplasmic membrane by the Sec machinery in bacteria, protein folding, and the connection between folding and transport. Damon is a Birmingham Fellow who joined the Institute of ...
Email d.huber@bham.ac.uk
Senior lecturer, MSci programme co-ordinator, Module organiser for
School of Biosciences
Eva Hyde’s research interests are how proteins recognise their appropriate ligands; this includes the recognition of substrates by enzymes and the binding of proteins to their cognate operator DNA and to other proteins. She has extensive experience in NMR spectroscopy and complementary biophysical techniques, such as fluorescence and circular dichroism, and, more recently, in small angle ...
Telephone +44 (0)121 41 45393
Email e.i.hyde@bham.ac.uk