Caroline graduates!

Caroline graduates!

This week we celebrated Dr Caroline Holley's PhD graduation for her thesis titled “The cell biology of pyroptosis“. During her PhD, Dr Holley published two articles as first author in Clinical & Translational Immunology and Immunity, with further articles forthcoming.

Congratulations also to Dr Holley’s co-supervisors and mentors, Prof Kate Schroder, Dr Mercedes Monteleone, Associate Professor Jelena Bezbradica Mirkovic (Inflammasome Lab alumna) and Dr Rebecca Coll (Inflammasome Lab alumna).

 

Photos

1. Celebrating Caro's graduation were Inflammasome Lab members (from left to right) Stefan Emming, Mercedes Monteleone (PhD co-supervisor), Caroline Holley, Amy Chan and Larisa Labzin

2. Kate Schroder, Caroline Holley & Mercedes Monteleone (left to right), celebrating Caroline's thesis acceptance on the IMB rooftop

3. Caroline Holley with celebratory flowers and bubbles

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ABOUT Inflammasome Lab

Inflammasome Lab is a group of researchers led by Prof Kate Schroder at the Institute for Molecular Bioscience, The University of Queensland.
We seek to unravel the secrets of inflammasomes – protein complexes at the heart of inflammation and disease – to allow for new therapies to fight human diseases.