Our research covers a broad spectrum of interests from molecular and structural biology to biochemistry, bacterial evolution and adaptation. We specializes in the rapid spread of antimicrobial resistance and other key traits, focusing on horizontal gene transfer (HGT) driven by phages and gene transfer agents (GTAs). The group is driven by the urgent need to understand how bacteria diversify, adapt to novel ecological niches, and interact with host organisms. As such, our work addresses some of the most pressing challenges in microbiology today.
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Fogg Lab, University of York
Fogg Lab, University of York
The group is based at the University of York on the Heslington West campus - located a short distance from the bustling, historic and picturesque City of York.
The group is based at the University of York on the Heslington West campus - located a short distance from the bustling, historic and picturesque City of York.
The Campus
Biology Department
Biology Department
We are based in the thriving, interdisciplinary, research-focussed Biology Department
University of York
University of York
The Biology Building is located on the leafy Heslington West lakeside campus
The Lab
The Lab
We share state-of-the-art open plan lab space not only with a variety of biologists but also structural biologists, biophysicists, mathematicians and bioinformaticians
The City of York
Shambles Medieval Shopping Street
Shambles Medieval Shopping Street
Historic City Centre & Gothic Minster Cathedral
Historic City Centre & Gothic Minster Cathedral
Clifford's Tower - A Remnant of one of England’s Greatest Medieval Fortresses
Clifford's Tower - A Remnant of one of England’s Greatest Medieval Fortresses
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