Our university attachments

Secondments

Secondments allow a research group leader at one of our university partners to transfer all or part of their group to the Crick for an agreed period. The group leaders are usually early in their careers and will be at the Crick for three to six years.

Satellites 

Satellites are small groups of university researchers embedded in a Crick research group or STP for an agreed period. There are two types of satellite:

• Project-based satellite: a substantive project-focused collaboration between a satellite group leader and a ‘host’ Crick group leader (up to 3 years)

• Programmatic satellite: a link with multiple Crick groups or STPs, either by providing new facilities or technologies or a larger-scale collaborative programme (up to 5 years)

Sabbaticals

Sabbaticals enable a research group leader to spend up to a year working in a Crick research group for hands-on collaboration or to learn a new technique.

UCL

• Joerg Albert, Satellite
• Buzz Baum, Satellite
• Paola Bonfanti, Secondment
• John Christodoulou, Satellite
• Paul Fish, Satellite
• Sonia Gandhi, Secondment
• Veronica Kinsler, Secondment
• Mariya Moosajee, Secondment
• Rickie Patani, Secondment
• Edina Rosta, Satellite
• Saverio Tedesco, Secondment
• Jernej Ule, Secondment

Imperial College London

• Wendy Barclay, Satellite
• Morgan Beeby, Satellite
• Doryen Bubeck, Satellite
• Paul French, Satellite
• Clare Lloyd, Satellite
• Cristina Lo Celso, Satellite
• Avinash Shenoy, Satellite
• Molly Stevens, Satellite
• Ed Tate, Satellite
• Xiaodong Zhang, Satellite

King's College London

• Patricia Barral, Secondment
• Benedikt Berninger, Satellite
• Paula Booth, Satellite
• Jeremy Carlton, Secondment
• Francesca Ciccarelli, Secondment
• Franca Fraternali, Satellite
• Sergi Garcia-Manyes, Secondment
• Corinne Houart, Satellite
• Snezhana Oliferenko, Secondment
• Andrea Serio, Secondment