ProfessorGoedele Maertens
Professor in Retrovirology
Department of Infectious Disease - Faculty of Medicine
Orcid identifier0000-0002-1963-8026 (opens in a new tab)
- Professor in RetrovirologyDepartment of Infectious Disease - Faculty of Medicine
- 020 7594 3655 (Work)
- 314, Medical School Building, Norfolk Place, St Mary's Campus, United Kingdom
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
- MEMBERSHIP OF A PROFESSIONAL BODYMember of the Review College1 Jan 2021 - 31 Dec 2023
- MEMBERSHIP OF A PROFESSIONAL BODYMember of the Virology Division1 Jan 2020
- MEMBERSHIP OF A PROFESSIONAL BODYMember of the Medical Research Club1 Jan 2018
- AWARDInvestigator Award. Characterization of a novel human T-cell lymphotropic virus integrase binding partner: from structure to function.1 Nov 2015
- MEMBERSHIP OF A PROFESSIONAL BODYMember of the Biochemical Society1 Jan 2015
- MEMBERSHIP OF A PROFESSIONAL BODYOrdinary member of the Society for Medicines Research1 Mar 2013
- AWARDRoyal Society Research Grant1 Nov 2012
- MEMBERSHIP OF A PROFESSIONAL BODYOrdinary member of the British Crystallography Association24 May 2012
- COLLABORATIONImperial College London19 Sep 2011
- COLLABORATIONCancer Research UK1 Sep 2011
- GUEST LECTUREStructural Biology of Retroviral Integration1 Jul 2011
- GUEST LECTUREStructural Biology of Retroviral Integration7 Mar 2011
- COLLABORATIONHarvard Medical School1 Jan 2010
- FELLOWSHIPFWO (Fund for Scientific Research, Fonds voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek) PhD fellowship1 Oct 2001 - 28 Feb 2005
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONCellular co-factors of retroviral DNA integration
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONCharacterizing HTLV-1 integrase
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONCo-factors of retroviral integration
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONDetecting retroviral integration at the single molecule level by acoustic force spectroscopy
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONDisruption and Selective Back-Complementation of the PP2A Aα: B´ Interface
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONEngineering a soluble STLV-1 integrase for high yield intasome formation
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONEngineering of site-specific PFV integrase
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONFunctional characterisation of USP11 binding partners in DNA damage response
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONFunctional characterization of USP11 binding partners in DNA damage response
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONHost factors required for betaretroviral integration
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONWork Towards Characterising the Use of Small Molecule Assisted Shutoff (SMASh) in the Generation of an Inducible Knock Out/Knock In cell line