The goal of the Hull Laboratory is to understand how eukaryotic pathogen development and differentiation intersect with human disease. We take a hypothesis-driven experimental approach to discover the molecular mechanisms by which the model pathogenic fungus Cryptococcus reproduces and ultimately causes fatal meningitis.

Hyderabad Urban Lab is in Hyderabad, India. Join us this Sunday for a walk through the city with a storyteller who sees movement, histories and relationships in every lane. It is a way of discovering and knowing, making friends and building associations. Walk with us, listen, talk and share, and we will top it with breakfast.

Hyderabad’s Water System: History, Floods, Demolitions & Urban challenges. Rainfall: Where to Find Reliable Information? HUL works along two interrelated lines of engagements and commitments. One...

The Hull Lab is located at 5206 Biochemical Sciences Building at the University of Wisconsin – Madison. We belong to the department of Biomolecular Chemistry in the School of Medicine and Public Health. Address: 5206 Biochemical Sciences Building 440 Henry Mall, Madison WI 53706 Phone: (608) 265 – 5689

Meet the Lab! Dr. Christina Hull is the principal investigator of the Hull Lab. Her favorite thing about fungi is how diversely they've evolved over time. Current Undergraduate Students: …

2021年12月19日 · Hyderabad Urban Lab (HUL) has been deeply intertwined with the city’s evolving landscape for over a decade. As an initiative that took shape during the Telangana...

The HUL School was created to think about and teach new methods and theory that examine the experience of urban life in the Global South. Khidki, created through a series of roundtables on the Deccan, is a space for reflection and conversations on places and stories.

Hyderabad Urban Lab (HUL) Foundation is an interdisciplinary research and action initiative based in Hyderabad. It began in 2012 as the flagship programme of The Right to the City Foundation, a public charitable trust.

The Urban Observatory at HUL is envisaged as a set of projects around: 1) data repositories, archives and libraries; 2) research and advocacy; 3) physical and social interventions around communities and places. Each of these projects is to feed and support the other projects.

In response to the shifting urban context during the pandemic, HUL has created new programmes aimed at understanding and addressing these changes. The HUL School provides novel methodologies and theories for studying urban life in the Global South, whereas “Khidki” provides a forum for debates and insights on locations and storylines.