Neves Lab

Research grants:

 

2019 – 2020        King’s Together Strategic Award “Intestinal organoid platform to facilitate multidisciplinary multidisease studies”, PI (£99,989).

 

2019 – 2020        Cancer Research UK & VersusArthritis Innovation grant “Extracellular matrix (ECM) programming of pathogenic macrophages”, co-PI, (£45,000)

 

2017 – 2020        RCUK/UKRI Rutherford Fund Fellow, UKRI, UK; “The crosstalks between immune cells, bacteria and epithelial cells in the intestine: elucidating their cellular and molecular mechanisms”, Fellow (£286,000.00)

 

2016  – 2019       Seed Award, Wellcome Trust, UK ; A novel system to study intestinal lymphocytes”, PI (£99,951.00)

 

2017 – 2018        BRC STEM Early Career Award, UK; Intestinal-immune-interactions-in-a-dish for the validation of microbiome biomarkers for Geraldine Jowett , Supervisor  (£10,000)

 

2017                      King’s Prize Fellowship, UK; “A novel approach for the study of intestinal lymphocytes“, Fellow (£43,146.00)

 

2016-2018            Parent Leave Fund, KCL, UK, PI (£9,805) 

 

2016-2018            Research & Development Challenge Fund, Kings Health Partners, UK; “IL22: friend or foe in innate immune mediated inflammatory bowel disease”.  Co-PI (£72,056)

 

2015-2017            Marie Sklodowska Curie Individual Fellowship, European Commission; The role of innate lymphoid cells in regulating intestinal inflammation”, Fellow (£132,975)

 

2014-2015            BRC STEM Early Career Award, UK; “Establishment of human mini-guts as a tool to study human intestinal lymphocyte populations”, PI (£10,000)