Functional Proteomics to Uncover Cellular Signaling Networks
Quantitative Phosphoproteomics, Systems Biology,
RTKs Signaling and Trafficking, Breast Cancer
meet the Francavilla_group@Manchester
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We aim at uncovering the molecular mechanisms underlying signaling specificity and cellular outputs during breast cancer progression and metastasis by a "functional proteomics" approach.
the projects
ongoing
December 2019
A shared MRC research grant for the team
June 2019
Joseph Parsons got a fellowship from the Biochemistry society!
June 2019
A shared BBSRC research grant for the team
March 2019
Chiara has been invited to the University of Oslo to talk about the group’s research
December 2018
Jo Watson got the Prize for the best PhD talk in our Division!
November 2018
Welcome to new Lab Members!
July 2018
Public engagement activity: a school visit to talk about the fruit fly!
July 2018
A shared BBSRC research grant for the team
April 2018
Chiara has presented at the Gordon Research Conference on FGFR in Ventura, CA
December 2017
The Node: an interesting community site for and by developmental biologists
about me
Chiara got her PhD in Molecular Medicine in Milan in 2009 and, after six years in Copenhagen as a post-doctoral fellow working on "functional proteomics", Chiara started her own group as a Wellcome Trust-funded independent fellow at the University of Manchester in 2016.
pubblications biography