An integrated strategy for control of animal and plant parasitic nematodes through targeting MOD-1

Staff

Lead researcher

Professor Lindy Holden-Dye BSc, MSc, PhD, FRSB, FBPhS

PROFESSOR OF NEUROSCIENCES

Research interests

Neuropharmacology
Invertebrate neuroscience
Nematode neurobiology

Email: l.m.holden-dye@soton.ac.uk

Other researchers

Professor Matthew Terry

Professor of Molecular Plant Biology

Research interests

Chloroplast development and retrograde signalling to the nucleus
Light regulation of wheat growth and development
Improving algal photosynthesis

Email: mjt@soton.ac.uk

Professor Vincent O'connor

Professor of Neurochemistry

Research interests

Molecular mechanism of synaptic function and dysfunction
Synaptic degeneration
Genetic models of synaptic and neuronal dysfunction

Email: v.m.oconnor@soton.ac.uk

Professor Guy Baverstock-Poppy

Professor In Biological Sciences

Email: g.m.poppy@soton.ac.uk

Dr Mark Chapman

Associate Professor

Email: m.chapman@soton.ac.uk

Dr Herman Wijnen Drs, PhD, FHEA

Associate Professor

Research interests

Control of Daily Rhythms by Circadian Clocks and the Environment
Genetics, Behaviour and Neuroscience of the fruit fly Drosophila
Chronophysiology of Invertebrates in Association with Global Environmental Change and Food Security

Email: h.wijnen@soton.ac.uk

Dr Declan Doyle

Senior Teaching Fellow

Email: d.a.doyle@soton.ac.uk

Collaborating research institutes, centres and groups

Ecology and Evolution

The Ecology and Evolution research group covers the interactions of species with their environment.

Plants and Food Security

We study the response of plants to the environment at the molecular, whole plant and ecological levels. This includes interactions with nematodes, insects and microbes.