Biography
Robert Seaborne undertook his PhD in Liverpool (2018), studying the epigenetic regulation of skeletal muscle before moving into a 3-year postdoc in field of functional genomics at The Blizard Institute and a 2 year Lundbeck Foundation funded research fellowship in Copenhagen.
He returned to London in 2023 and was appointed as Lecturer in Muscle Biology at the Centre for Human and Applied Physiological Sciences (CHAPS) in the School of Basic and Medical Biosciences. He also established his own research groups in CHAPS, merging his two fields of interest, genomics and muscle, to try and understand the molecular basis of striated muscle behaviour in health, disease and in response to external 'stress' (exercise, nutrition…).
Research
Muscle: Form and Function
The Muscle: Form and Function group is made up of biomedical scientists and physiologists whose research programmes range from cell and molecular biology and physiology to whole-body systems and integrative physiology
News
Dr Robert Seaborne awarded Medical Research Council New Investigator Grant
Dr Robert Seaborne from the School of Basic & Medical Biosciences at King’s has received a New Investigator Grant from the UKRI Medical Research Council...
Research
Muscle: Form and Function
The Muscle: Form and Function group is made up of biomedical scientists and physiologists whose research programmes range from cell and molecular biology and physiology to whole-body systems and integrative physiology
News
Dr Robert Seaborne awarded Medical Research Council New Investigator Grant
Dr Robert Seaborne from the School of Basic & Medical Biosciences at King’s has received a New Investigator Grant from the UKRI Medical Research Council...