Biowyddorau moleciwlaidd
Nod y Biowyddorau Moleciwlaidd yw deall mecanweithiau moleciwlau a chelloedd bywyd, gyda chymwysiadau ym meysydd iechyd, diogelwch bwyd a datblygiad technolegol.
ae’r gwaith ymchwil hwn yn integreiddio ymchwil fiolegol sylfaenol, ac yn datblygu’r technegau diweddaraf ym maes biodechnoleg a modelu, er mwyn i ni fedru rhagfynegi sut bydd systemau biolegol yn ymateb i newid.
Meysydd ymchwil
Mae ein hymchwil fiofeddygol yn cwmpasu tri phrif faes ffocws:
- Deall systemau moleciwlaidd a chellog – defnyddio dulliau biogemegol, strwythurol a phenoteipio cellog i ddeall swyddogaeth fiolegol ar lefel y moleciwl.
- Bioleg ddatblygiadol a modelu – defnyddio dulliau amlraddfa i ddeall a modelu prosesau datblygiadol a bôn-gelloedd mewn organebau enghreifftiol allweddol megis pryfed a phlanhigion.
- Delweddu a pheirianyddu systemau biolegol – defnyddio dulliau rhyngddisgyblaeth mewn bioleg, ffiseg a chemeg i ddelweddu a chreu systemau biolegol.
Cydweithrediadau
Mae gennym gysylltiadau agos gyda Chemeg mewn bioleg strwythurol a gyda Ffiseg yn natblygiad technolegau delweddu uwch, ac yn cydweithio’n fyd-eang gyda phartneriaid diwydiannol ac academaidd.
Mae is-adran y Biodwyddorau Moleciwlaidd hefyd yn arwain pump o’r saith Canolbwynt Ymchwil Technoleg yn Ysgol y Biowyddorau, gan adlewyrchu ei chryfderau technolegol.
Ceisiadau PhD a Chymrodoriaeth
Mae croeso i ddarpar ymgeiswyr cymrodoriaeth sydd â diddordebau sy’n mapio ar y meysydd ymchwil adrannol gysylltu.
Rydym yn croesawu ceisiadau gan fyfyrwyr PhD sydd â diddordebau ymchwil sy’n gweddu i’n meysydd ymchwil strategol.
Cysylltwch â BIOSI-Research@cardiff.ac.uk am fwy o wybodaeth.
Aelodau staff
| Enw | Maes diddordeb |
|---|---|
| Professor Helen White-Cooper - Head of Division | Gene regulation in sperm development in Drosophila. |
| Professor Paola Borri (Physics) | Biophotonics and novel techniques for scanning microscopy. |
| Professor Trevor Dale | Wnt signalling and breast cancer. |
| Dr Barend HJ de Graaf | Pollen Pistil Interactions and Membrane Trafficking. |
| Dr Walter Dewitte | Plant patterning and growth; plant growth regulators and cell division. |
| Dr Veronica Grieneisen | |
| Dr Fisun Hamaratoglu | Cell-cell signalling in cell elimination, growth control and cancer |
| Dr Patrick Hardinge | |
| Professor John Harwood | Acyl lipid metabolism and function. |
| Dr Angharad Jones | |
| Dr Dafydd Jones | Protein structural and functional plasticity; protease structure and function. |
| Dr Tomasz Jurkowski | |
| Dr Nick Kent | Chromatin structure and function. |
| Dr Sonia Lopez de Quinto | RNA regulation through spatial localization. |
| Dr Francesco Masia | |
| Professor Jim Murray | Plant cellular development; plant and molecular biotechnology. |
| Dr Daniel Pass | Bioinformatics and integrative-omics |
| Professor Ben Scheres | |
| Dr Hilary Rogers | Plant molecular cell biology: senescence mechanisms and cell cycle. |
| Dr Steve Rutherford | Plant molecular cell biology; membrane trafficking; education. |
| Dr Simon Scofield | Transcriptional networks in plant stem cells and synthetic genetic circuits. |
| Dr Andrew Shore | Epigenetics and Thermogenesis, collaborative learning in Higher Education, technology enhanced learning, quantitative assessment of success in higher education, evolution of entry qualifications based upon attainment in Higher Education, development of school and college curricular to support transition to Higher Education. |
| Dr Henrietta Standley | Developmental biology. |
| Dr Glen Sweeney | Developmental transitions in farmed-fish; RNA processing; education. |
| Dr Mike Taylor | Programs of cell differentiation. |
| Dr Wynand Van der Goes van Naters | Molecular basis of sensory systems in insects. |
| Dr Peter Watson | Protein and lipid trafficking. |
| Dr Mark Young (Postgraduate Divisional Tutor) | Membrane protein structural biology. |
