Christoph Engl
Deputy Head of Biochemistry Department,
Queen Mary University of London
Research in the lab of Dr Engl aims to uncover how bacteria communicate with, adapt to, and shape their environment; with a particular emphasis on Sigma54-regulated systems. We combine cellular, molecular, systems, ecology and state-of-the-art imaging techniques to address fundamental questions in bacterial cell physiology.
The overall objective is to advance our understanding in this field to help address major societal challenges such as antimicrobial resistance and sustainability. Current interests focus on decision-making of individual bacterial cells and on post-transcriptional RNA processing.
Sessions
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Decoding Cellular Responses: Single-Cell Technologies for Understanding Gene Expression and Cell State28-Jan-2027Single-Cell Stage