Jane Itzhaki
Training and Career Development Lead
I am responsible for supporting PSI staff, particular research staff, with training and career development, helping to achieve one of PSI's goals of developing the next generation of pandemic sciences researchers globally. I coordinate support for PSI staff across the different departments to which they belong, sharing learning and resources and identifying gaps and opportunities. In my role, I work with colleagues at the PSI and more widely across departments, divisions and centrally. I am based in the PSI offices in the Old Road Campus Research Building.
I have a DPhil in cell biology from the University of Oxford and a Diploma in Science Communication from Birkbeck College. I did postdoctoral research at Oxford and at the MRC Clinical Sciences in London. Leaving research to join the Wellcome Trust in London, I worked for 15 years on a wide range of programmes. I then worked as a freelance science consultant helping researchers write grant applications and disseminate their research findings. I moved to the University of Oxford in January 2018 to work as the Research Facilitator for a new initiative called Oxford Metabolic Health and have been in my current post since October 2022.
Recent publications
Repression of CDK1 and Other Genes with CDE and CHR Promoter Elements during DNA Damage-Induced G 2 /M Arrest in Human Cells
Journal article
Badie C. et al, (2000), Molecular and Cellular Biology, 20, 2358 - 2366
Construction by gene targeting in human cells of a ‘conditional’ CDC2 mutant that rereplicates its DNA
Journal article
Itzhaki JE. et al, (1997), Nature Genetics, 15, 258 - 265
DNA rereplication and apoptosis in human cells following repression of CDC2 gene expression.
Conference paper
Itzhaki JE. et al, (1997), EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF CELL BIOLOGY, 72, 103 - 103
Hunting the genes for inherited diseases
Journal article
Itzhaki JE., (1996), Biologist, 43, 172 - 175
Gene targeting in human somatic cells
Journal article
PORTER ACG. and ITZHAKI JE., (1993), European Journal of Biochemistry, 218, 273 - 281