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Ian Estabrook - PhD student
Breaking news: Congratulations to Dr Ian Estabrook for passing his PhD viva!
Ian's thesis title is "Deformation of cell nuclei".
Naruemon Rueangkham - PhD student
Mon started her PhD in September 2016, funded by the Thai government. She is studying microtubules and motors in cells.
Natasha Cowley - PhD student
Tash started her PhD in October 2016, funded by EPSRC/CRUK. She is part of a team working on a Cancer Research UK funded project investigating the metastisis of breast cancer cells to bone. She is modelling the movement of these cells in the complex environments the encounter.
Previous members
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James started his PhD in October 2016, funded by the University of Sheffield. He is working on modelling phagocytosis. We are working on the phagocytosis of cryptococcus in collaboration with 
Helen started in 2017 as a student in Sheffield's EPSRC 
Antoine joined us from November 2014 until May 2016, funded by EPSRC. He worked mainly on the physical roles of the nucleus in cell
migration. He is now a postdoc in Lyon. Please see 
Carl did his PhD 2012-2015, funded by EPSRC. He did a postdoc at
the University of Warwick and is now at the University of Manchester. His thesis title is "Modelling Spontaneous Motion and Deformation in Active Droplets". Please see