Receptor Dynamics in Cancer Laboratory / Institute of Systems, Molecular & Systems Biology / University of Liverpool, UK
Joined September 2013
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Mark Morgan's Lab retweeted
NEWS | New insights in breast cancer progression and drug resistance
➡️ bit.ly/3OLKIhb
#CancerResearch | #TeamLivUni
ALT A news quote card with a navy blue background with a transparent image of someone in a lab coat looking at a scan. The quote is in white text and reads "This research could help us identify which patients are likely to be resistant as well as lead to new therapies for HER2-positive breast tumours, which are more targeted, and could ultimately stop people dying from this devastating disease.” Dr Simon Vincent, Director of Research, Support and Influencing at Breast Cancer Now.
Mark Morgan's Lab retweeted
Look at the amazing speaker list for Adhere2 next September!
This is going to be an excellent meeting, in beautiful Zadar, Croatia.
event.fourwaves.com/adhere2/… – at Liverpool, England
Mark Morgan's Lab retweeted
Very excited to share our new paper on Talin binding to Amyloid Precursor Protein indicating a new way to think about Alzheimer's Disease.
It has the most provocative discussion section we have ever written :)
royalsocietypublishing.org/d… – at Liverpool, England
Mark Morgan's Lab retweeted
Excited to share that our latest paper on the crosstalk between integrin αVβ6 and HER2 in HER2+ breast cancer is OUT!
@M_MorganLab @LivUniCancer @ScienceAdvances @LivUniISMIB #BreastCancer #Trastuzumab
science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
Mark Morgan's Lab retweeted
Great to meet you face to face for the first time @M_MorganLab & thank you for a great talk @LivCancerRes #LCR121! So much opportunity for #collaboration in tumour micro-environment and #immuno-oncology studies across @LivUniISMIB @livuniHLS @livuninews @LivHPartners
Mark Morgan's Lab retweeted
A PhD position with @PaulIAtherton is available in the department!
"Mechanobiology of plasma membrane-associated signalling platforms"
#PhD #CancerBiology
findaphd.com/phds/project/me…
Interested in how cells sense and respond to their environment? Want to do a PhD in Cell Biology? Come join me in @LivUniCancer @LivUni for a PhD! Fully-funded for UK-students. More information here: tinyurl.com/3ev8jd6v
Mark Morgan's Lab retweeted
Meet @M_MorganLab
Mark leads the Receptor Dynamics in Cancer Lab. His team seeks to understand how different receptor systems & cell types communicate with each other to drive cancer progression & the response to targeted molecular therapeutics 🧪
Mark Morgan's Lab retweeted
Interested in how cells sense and respond to their environment? Want to do a PhD in Cell Biology? Come join me in @LivUniCancer @LivUni for a PhD! Fully-funded for UK-students. More information here: tinyurl.com/3ev8jd6v
Mark Morgan's Lab retweeted
"It was fantastic to see so many of our colleagues and students presenting sector-leading work at this major EDI event."
More than a dozen HLS staff and students took part in the recent 2024 @AdvanceHE Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Conference.
➡️ bit.ly/3IEUHBX
ALT Equality, diversity and decolonisation work showcased at national conference
Mark Morgan's Lab retweeted
Fantastic and beautiful work!
🔬 Exciting new findings from our lab at @LivUniISMIB shed light on the cell biology of ageing, focusing on the crucial role of the cytoskeleton in neuronal atrophy using a new cellular model in #Drosophila. Kudos to the team.
Read more: journals.plos.org/plosbiolog…
Mark Morgan's Lab retweeted
I am super excited - we are recruiting a new Junior Group Leader at @CRUK_MI !! Are you looking to start your independent career with fantastic colleagues in a supporting environment with outstanding infrastructure, then have a look here: nature.com/naturecareers/job…
Please RT
Mark Morgan's Lab retweeted
👀 Check out this new #WoundHealing paper in @NatureComms!
Our latest paper, describing a wound-targeting peptide that hijacks endogenous cell migration mechanisms to accelerate wound repair, is out.
@HJMald @TeroJrvinen3 @harlan_barker @LivUniISMIB @LivUniCancer @TampereUniMET @MJ_Humphries
@NatureComms
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
Mark Morgan's Lab retweeted
👇 If you haven't already, check out this study on 🩹wound healing!
Our latest paper, describing a wound-targeting peptide that hijacks endogenous cell migration mechanisms to accelerate wound repair, is out.
@HJMald @TeroJrvinen3 @harlan_barker @LivUniISMIB @LivUniCancer @TampereUniMET @MJ_Humphries
@NatureComms
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
Mark Morgan's Lab retweeted
This is such a big honor!!! I am enormously humbled and grateful 💜
@ednacukierman, Co-Leader of the Cancer Signaling and Microenvironment Research Program, and Co-Director of @FCCCGreenberg, has been named the inaugural holder of the Marvin & Concetta Greenberg Chair in Pancreatic Cancer Research. Congratulations! More: bit.ly/3uM47Yv
Mark Morgan's Lab retweeted
Happy to publish on Finland´s Independence Day! I cannot thank @M_MorganLab @HJMald @harlan_barker enough for their hard work. Remarkable specificity identified for systemically administered drug on wound healing.@sbpdiscovery @TampereUniMET @LivUniISMIB nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
Mark Morgan's Lab retweeted
I am thrilled to share that in March 2024 I will be moving the lab to the University of Liverpool. 🎉
The next chapter of our studies into the protein talin as a mechanically-operated signalling scaffold will be very exciting. #meshcode @LivUniISMIB @LivUni
Mark Morgan's Lab retweeted
Come work with us!
Our newly funded project, studying talin mechanical memory in heart disease.
Join our @TheBHF funded team with me (@LivUniISMIB ), @iskratsch (@QMUL) and @SanjaySinhaUK (@Cambridge_Uni).
The post in my lab at Liverpool will be advertised soon.
Mark Morgan's Lab retweeted
I'm hiring! I'm looking for a post-doctoral research associate to investigate the interplay between ubiquitin-based protein degradation and cell adhesion signalling.
linkedin.com/jobs/view/37439…
Mark Morgan's Lab retweeted
We have a postdoctoral position available to investigate mechanical vulnerabilities and nuclear force transduction in cells: bit.ly/46oBcYF
Pls DM if interested (or apply directly of course)