Fusion Magazine

In this issue: read about how the Dunn School is building a more equitable, diverse and inclusive community and find out about the new post-doc programme.

This issue focuses on how the Dunn School is going green and working towards net zero by 2035. Also: Find out about our new group leaders, and learn about our conservation task 100 years:1000 faces.

The first edition since the COVID-19 pandemic, this bumper issue includes an interview with our Visiting Professor Roger Highfield, a focus on DNA, and the unexpected connections between the Dunn School and Strictly Come Dancing.

In this issue, a current and former student that worked in the same Dunn School lab space discuss the parallels of studying for a PhD 60 years apart. Also, a focus on Structural Biology and the unsung heroes of the Dunn School: our technical staff.

In this issue, we celebrate the placing of a blue plaque in the Dunn School to mark the penicillin work by Florey, Chain and Heatley. Also: a feature on translational medicine, and an interview with Georgina Ferry.

As Fusion celebrates its 15th anniversary, a research focus on pathogens. Also: a day in the life of our Graduate Student Association and exploring the Dunn School archives at the Bodleian Library.

In this issue: The unlikely synergies between pathology and art. Also: a focus on immunology and and interview with Jim Gowans.

In this issue: A focus on cancer. Also: our new logo and celebrating the life and research of Henry Harris.

In this issue: A focus on virology. Also: a new era of genome engineering, and a new therapy developed by the Waldmann group is approved for the treatment of multiple sclerosis.

In this issue: A focus on molecular biology. Also: an interview with recently arrived PI Ivan Ahel, and the latest advancements in light and electron microscopy.

In this issue: The retirement of Prof Herman Waldmann and the arrival of Prof Matthew Freeman as the new Head of Department. Also: the arrival of a new bacteriology lab and the discovery a lost letter by Florey.

In this issue: An interview with Natalia Gromak. Also: a focus on stem cells and the tale of the first pathology technician Edwin Wheal.

In this issue: transcription factories and structural biology at the Dunn School. Also: An interview with Fumiko Esashi and a look at the new OMPI building.

In this issue: Introducing Jordan Raff and Dunn School activities in Africa. Also: George Browlee reflects on his research career and a look at the history of the Dunn School cricket team.

In this issue: Introducing Stephen Bell and a retrospective by Gordon MacPherson. A look at transcription and embryonic stem cells.

A special Immunology-themed issue!

In this issue: bird flu vaccines and reverse genetics. Also: a Siamon Gordon lab reunion and a look at the Greaves group research on inflammation.

In this issue: a focus on virology. Also: zebrafish research at the Dunn School and a campaign to educate children on HIV in South Africa.

A special issue dedicated to cancer!

The first ever issue of Fusion looks at the Dunn School’s contributions to the treatment of haemophilia, the new EPA building and an introduction to Keith Gull.