updates on outreach and enterprise news
Day 23 Congratulations to Phil Williamson for his contribution to a science paper describing NMR structure of alpha synuclein. Fabulous news! Click here to read the paper.
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Day 22 Neuroscientist and colleagues spend a day in the New Forest to talk about new research ideas and building novel collaborations. Great day! Thanks for organising Diego and the sponsorship from the Kerkut Trust was very much appreciated. We
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Day 21 SIX of our PhD students in the neuroscience theme passed their viva in December. Many congratulations – celebration time!! Click here for a celebration movie
Read moreDay 20 This tuesday the Hans Schuppe image prize winner was announced. Dr Hans Schuppe was head of Biological Sciences’ Imaging Facility until 2013 and was instrumental in developing it into the state-of-the-art Facility it is today. The Hans Schuppe
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Day 19 Today we are celebrating the research success of Sandra Wilks, Senior Research Fellow in Biological Sciences. Sandra won the Research Novelty prize at the Institute for Mechanical Engineering (IMechE) conference – Incontinence: The Engineering Challenge XI in November 2017
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Day 18 Today’s good news for our advent calender is the link between conservation and policy from our Policy Fellow Kelvin Peh. Kelvin Peh is a lecturer in conservation science and interested in all areas of wildlife-human conflict and wildlife ecology
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Day 17 Did you guess what Mark Willett used for his outreach event? Inspired? contact Mark here to discuss how you can use images for public engagement. Looking for funding: National coordinating centre for public engagement: https://www.publicengagement.ac.uk/plan-it/funding/health-science-engineering =
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Day 16 A picture speaks a thousand words! So why not use a microscope for your next outreach or public engagement event? Mark Willett took these images on a SP2 confocal microscope. Can you guess what they are? You will find the answer
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We all know the importance of disseminating our science and the impact this can have on our research. It’s quite fair to say that a publication in nature can help with grant funding, invitations to give talks at research conferences,
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Day 15 It’s winter graduation week- congratulations to all BioSci students One of our MRes students, George Wardley worked in the CNS inflammation group based at SGH Undertaking an MRes in Biological Sciences at Southampton has been an extremely rewarding experience.
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