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19th November 2025: Yuxin has graduated from her Masters!
Yuxin has just graduated with her Masters' degree, including a distinction for the research project that she carried out in the lab. Congratulations Yuxin! Yuxin is staying on as a Research Assistant in the lab to continue the exciting work that she started during her degree. We are super excited to see what she uncovers!
1st September 2025: Priya has been awarded a Wellcome Career Development Award!
Priya has been awarded a Wellcome Career Development Award to support our research into how cells keep time and how they align our biology with the outside world. We are extremely grateful to the Wellcome Trust for this support, and are really looking forward to being able to grow the lab with this support. Find out more about the work that has been funded here.

20th Aug 2025: Hannah passed her 1st year review!

​PhD student Hannah passed her 1st year review this week with flying colours. Congrats Hannah! Very excited to see what you discover over the next few years.
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4th Aug 2025: Podcast on cellular circadian rhythms
Last year, Priya sat down with Nitara from Edinburgh BioPOD to talk all things cells and circadian. The episode is finally out: check it out here.

23rd Jan 2025: New review out in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B​
We teamed up with some old friends to write this new review looking at how much there is still to learn about the mammalian circadian protein PER. Check it out here: https://doi.org/10.1098/rstb.2023.0483
11th September 2024: Trip to the Diamond Light Source
​One the exciting things about doing structural biology in the UK is the access to the incredible resources available at the Diamond Light Source, our national synchrotron. In September, Priya went down to Harwell to learn about all the exciting options available for X-ray crystallography. We can't wait to get started!
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1st August 2024: Crosby Lab Opens in Edinburgh
The Crosby Lab has opened as part of the Institute of Cell Biology at the University of Edinburgh. There's plenty to do, but we're so excited to start on this new scientific journey!