Past News

Tharushi is an undergraduate student studying for a degree in Boisciences at Brunel University London. As part of her degree programme, Tharushi joined our lab in September 2023 to undertake a research placement focussing on investigating immune cells in healthy ageing... a year goes by so quickly and we will miss her!

Wonderful to spend time discussing annexins in Singapore and to be able to present some of our work.
(https://www.annexinsg.com/)

Such a pleasure to spend time with The Stroke Association and the acclaimed landscape designer Miria Harris, who designed the Garden for Recovery at this year's RHS Chelsea. Miria drew inspiration for the garden from her own experience of surviving a stroke and the experiences of others.

Delighted that Sophie won Brunel’s three-minute thesis challenge! Now for the national finals! Well-done Sophie!

https://students.brunel.ac.uk/campus-news/sophie-comes-out-victorious-in-3mt-2024

Check out our latest publication discussing the wonderful world of annexins and their role in cell signalling, along with our views on the future ressearch directions in the field

Andreas joined our lab for a four-month placement after graduating in Biochemistry from Middlesex University and completing a one-year placement at the Cyprus Institute of Neurology and Genetics. It has been wonderful having him in the Gavins lab, and we are sorry to see him go back to Cyprus. We wish him all the best for the future! Come back and visit us!

We present compelling conceptual evidence that targeting the AnxA1/FPR2/ALX pathway may provide new therapeutic possibilities against thromboinflammatory conditions such as Sickle Cell Disease.

Shreya moved from King's College London to join the Gavins Lab at Brunel University London, where she will work on the study of inflammation resolution.

We present novel findings regarding the multifaceted role that AnxA1 plays in stroke. Such discovery could pave the way for novel and more personalized approaches to antiplatelet therapy.