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Investigator / Supervisor details

NameProfessor Julia Davies
Current InstitutionUniversity of Cambridge
Current DepartmentPlant Sciences
Institution websitehttp://www.cam.ac.uk
Previous Institutions

Current Awards

ReferenceTitleAward RoleValue £Type
BB/X008843/1 Damage signalling by endo-parasites: A key role for extracellular ATP and calcium channels Principal Investigator 497,033 Research Grant

Completed Awards

ReferenceTitleAward RoleValue £Type
BB/C505232/1 Annexin function in Arabidopsis root hair growth Principal Investigator 217,962 Research Grant
BB/E012582/1 A laser cutting and laser capture microscope for plant biology Co-investigator 178,420 Research Grant
BB/F011458/1 Confocal Microscopy Facility Co-investigator 225,504 Research Grant
BB/K009869/1 Annexin1-mediated calcium signalling controls plant responses to ozone Principal Investigator 400,940 Research Grant
BB/S004637/1 16 ERA-CAPS. MURINAS_Mechano-purino signalling in abiotic stress Principal Investigator 321,421 Research Grant
BBS/S/K/2003/10025 Regulation of root physiology by reactive oxygen and reactive nitrogen species Principal Supervisor 44,773 Studentships
C16541 Use of vibrating multi-barrelled ion-selective electrodes to identify ion species permeating nonselective ion channels from plants Principal Investigator 192,436 Research Grant
C17526 Cloning and characterisation of the first plant purinoceptors Principal Investigator 190,784 Research Grant
D13399 Mechanisms of resistance to weak acid preservatives by the food spoilage yeast Zygosaccharomyces bailii Principal Investigator 152,412 Research Grant
P04954 Regulation of apical calcium channels in fungal hyphae and their role in tip growth Principal Investigator 166,219 Research Grant
P10997 Regulation of a calcium channel in relation to polarised growth of root hairs Principal Investigator 111,756 Research Grant
P11117 Regulation of a calcium channel in relation to polarised growth of root hairs Co-investigator 110,976 Research Grant
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