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Dr Borko Amulic

Seminar

Dr Borko Amulic (University of Bristol) presents his work on the regulation of neutrophil development and function. Hosted by Dr Cecile Crosnier.
Event date
Friday 16 January 2026, 1pm to 2pm
Location
In-person only
Dianna Bowles Lecture Theatre, B/K/018, Biology Building, Campus West, University of York (Map)
Audience
Open to alumni, staff, students (postgraduate researchers, taught postgraduates, undergraduates)
Admission
Free admission, booking not required

Event details

Abstract

TBC

About the speaker

Dr Borko Amulic

Dr Borko Amulic is an Associate Professor in Immunology within the School of Cellular and Molecular Medicine at the University of Bristol. His work delves into how neutrophils - key immune defenders - are developed, regulated, and can be harnessed both as protective agents and targets to prevent immune-mediated pathology. His recent contributions include research into the molecular control of neutrophil development, NET formation, and their roles in malaria pathogenesis. Dr Amulic is also pioneering neutrophil transfusion therapies, and has been awarded significant grants such as the MRC Transition Support Award and a BBSRC International Institutional Award. His recent journal publications and datasets underscore his commitment to advancing both fundamental insight and translational potential in neutrophil biology.

Venue details

Wheelchair accessible

Hearing loop

Contact

ybri@york.ac.uk