معرفی
Richard Wingate is a Professor of Developmental Neurobiology at King's College London's Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN). He leads the Wingate Lab and serves as Editor-in-Chief of Brain Facts. His research focuses on neuronal identity specification during brain development, particularly in the cerebellum. He is also deeply engaged in science communication, public outreach, and educational innovation, including collaborations with artists and institutions like the Wellcome Collection. His work bridges science and art, exemplified by his curated exhibitions and co-authored books on neuroscience.
Education:
- Master of Arts in Academic Practice, King's College London (2013)
- Doctor of Philosophy (DPhil), University of Oxford (1992)
- Bachelor of Science, University of Manchester (1987)
Research Interests:
- Developmental origins of cerebellar nuclei
- Genetic regulation of neuronal migration and fate
- Evolutionary comparisons of cerebellar development
- Interdisciplinary education strategies
Key Awards:
- 2023 Anatomical Society Education Innovation Award
- Wellcome Trust Research Career Development Award (2001)
- Wellcome Trust University Award (2003)
Grants & Projects:
- Multimedia messaging to reduce diabetes stigma (2024-2026)
- Flap, Fold, Expand: Experimental Atlas of Anatomy (2016)
- Role of spontaneous activity in auditory brainstem development (2015-2018)
Labs/Teams:
- Wingate Lab (Cerebellar Development)
- Centre for Education (King's College London)
- CRESTEM Seminar Series
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