Scientists
FRASER LAB 2018. L-R: Cameron Howitt, Chris Butler, Vicky Lloyd, Alex Thiery, Rory Cooper, Hazel Fraser, and Gareth Fraser.
FRASER LAB 2017. L-R: Sam Betts, Kyle Martin, Gareth Fraser, Alex Thiery, Rory Cooper, and Jake Leese.
Principal Investigator
Post-Doctoral Research Associates
Dr. Takanori Shono
Evolution and development of vertebrate tooth replacement (Leverhulme Trust) Ph.D - Jikei University School of Medicine, Tokyo, Japan Dept. of Anatomy |
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Dr. Kyle Martin
Evolution and development of chondrichthyan dentitions Ph.D - University of Oxford Department of Zoology |
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Post-graduate Researchers
Rory Cooper
ACCE NERC Ph.D Researcher
Development of optimal engineering solutions for CO2 reduction inspired by shark skin diversity |
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 Image: Z. Johanson (NHM)
Alex Thiery
ACCE NERC Ph.D Researcher Functional evolution and development of novel feeding apparatus in parrotfish, pufferfish and other fishes This studentship is in collaboration with University of Liverpool (Dr. Nathan Jeffrey) and the Natural History Museum (Dr. Zerina Johanson). |
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Level 4 - Master's Students
Chris ButlerTeleost Scale Patterning
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VICKY LLOYDBird epidermal appendage patterning and development
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LEVEL 3 Undergraduates and Short-term Lab members
CAMERON HOWITT
GRN extraordinaire
CAMERON HOWITT
GRN extraordinaire
Visiting Scientists
Dr. Victor Gallego
Visiting Researcher from Universitat Politècnica de València, Spain - studying the motility and morphological variation in cichlid sperm - in collaboration with the University of Hull |
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Honorary Member
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Past Fraser Lab Members:
Sam Betts
L4 Master's Student 16/17
Jake Leese
L4 Master's Student 16/17
Dr. Liam Rasch
Ph.D student (2010-2014)
Samantha Creed
L4/Masters student 2014/15
Alex Riley
Postgraduate student/Technician
Dr. Serina Akhtar
Research Technician (2014-15)
Shaun Croft
Currently a Master's Student at the University of Edinburgh
Research Technician (2012-2013)
Joshua Maher
Currently a PhD Student at the University of Cambridge
3rd Year Project Student and long term lab associate
Electro-Sensitive Sharks - development of a unique sensory device, the Ampullae of Lorenzini
Daniel Delbarre
Currently a PhD student at Oxford University
3rd Year Project Student 2012/13
A reaction-diffusion mechanism for dermal denticle patterning in the catshark (Scyliorhinus canicula)
Ellie Sharples
L4/Master's Student 2012/13
Development of the Pufferfish Beak
Charlie Paul
L4/Master's Student 2011-12
Understanding the evolution and development of epithelial appendages in sharks
Joe Gask
L4/Master's Student 2011-12
Comparing the development of dermal denticles and teeth in sharks
Jim Whiting
3rd Year Project Student 2011/12
Development and evolution of cephalic lateral line elaboration in Malawi cichlids
Jessica Mitchell
L4/Master's Student 2010-11
Gustatory system development and distribution in lower vertebrates
Currently a research technician at the University of Cambridge
Sam Betts
L4 Master's Student 16/17
Jake Leese
L4 Master's Student 16/17
Dr. Liam Rasch
Ph.D student (2010-2014)
Samantha Creed
L4/Masters student 2014/15
Alex Riley
Postgraduate student/Technician
Dr. Serina Akhtar
Research Technician (2014-15)
Shaun Croft
Currently a Master's Student at the University of Edinburgh
Research Technician (2012-2013)
Joshua Maher
Currently a PhD Student at the University of Cambridge
3rd Year Project Student and long term lab associate
Electro-Sensitive Sharks - development of a unique sensory device, the Ampullae of Lorenzini
Daniel Delbarre
Currently a PhD student at Oxford University
3rd Year Project Student 2012/13
A reaction-diffusion mechanism for dermal denticle patterning in the catshark (Scyliorhinus canicula)
Ellie Sharples
L4/Master's Student 2012/13
Development of the Pufferfish Beak
Charlie Paul
L4/Master's Student 2011-12
Understanding the evolution and development of epithelial appendages in sharks
Joe Gask
L4/Master's Student 2011-12
Comparing the development of dermal denticles and teeth in sharks
Jim Whiting
3rd Year Project Student 2011/12
Development and evolution of cephalic lateral line elaboration in Malawi cichlids
Jessica Mitchell
L4/Master's Student 2010-11
Gustatory system development and distribution in lower vertebrates
Currently a research technician at the University of Cambridge
