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19th April 2017 Today we celebrate the careers of two highly valued colleagues, Chris Jackson and Phil Newland, who are both retiring today. Great buzz in the observatory with fizz, food and speeches!
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18 April 2018 A new study from Prof Keevil and colleagues from biological sciences at the University of Southampton, have investigated the viability of pathogens following chlorine washing of salad leaves. Chlorine, commonly used in the agriculture industry to decontaminate
Read moreFuture Worlds Medicine – Pitch for Partnership in Immunology Do you have a unique or disruptive research idea surrounding immunology? Pitch for Partnership in Immunology is a fantastic opportunity to showcase your research to global pharma companies like GSK, Eli
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IT’s QUIZ TIME!! You are invited to join us for the mighty quiz on 1st March @ The Bridge – University of Southampton. Feeling competitive? Want to catch up with a colleague or make new connections? Brush up your (neuro)science
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Monday 12th February 2018 Darwin is 209 today! The theory of evolution by Natural Selection underpins all of the biological sciences. Want to learn more about the theory of evolution? why not join Dr Neil Gostling’s ‘Origin of Species’ reader
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Public policy Southampton invites you to the policy-focused training sessions delivered by Public Policy|Southampton. These training sessions are designed to support all of our researchers here at the University, and to increase the impact of their current and future research. The first
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Professor talks to Polish hospitals about importance of copper in restricting spread of infection Posted by lesleytaunton | January 15, 2018 3:10 pm Professor Bill Keevil, Director of the Environmental Healthcare Unit in Biological Sciences, has given a keynote lecture
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Day 24 Its Christmas eve today and to celebrate we present you pretty and festive data derived from a neuron. Thank you katrin for sending in this image.
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