Author: Jessica Teeling

December 20- day 20 Last weeks grant success in Biological Sciences:  David Tumbarello secured a Wellcome Trust Seed Award for his work on autophagy. Diego Gomez-Nicola won a Leverhulme Award to study microglia dynamics. Jessica Teeling and  Clive Holmes were

December 19- Day 19 Congratulations to Karen Lillycrop, who featured in the latest list of researchers with the world’s most highly cited papers – She already featured in 2014’s list of highly cited researchers – what an achievement! Click here

17th December  – Day 17 Christmas wreath or Brain decorations?

December 16th – Today Friday 16th is the last day of semester 1 and both staff and students are looking forward to the Christmas break. This year some of our third year students spent time in the  B85 labs to

14th December: Day 14 Tuesday  13th December marked the moment everyone has been waiting for, the annual Big Quiz of the Year hosted by BSPS. Once again our resident quiz master Neil Smyth provided great entertainment singing along with the

December 12th – Day 12   Time for a little game -Do you recognise our student office receptionist? Feeling competitive?  why not enter our competition: how many differences can  you find? Entries can be submitted at the bottom of this

11th December – Day 11 On 8th December 2016, two early career researchers from Biological Sciences presented their work at the British Society of Immunology in Liverpool. This meeting was a three-day joint annual meeting from the British and Dutch Immunology

7th December – Day 7 PhD researcher Juan Nunez (supervised by Claire Clarkin and funded by Kerkut/IflS) took part in Bright Club’s 6th  comedy show on 18th of November, at Boulangerie Victor Hugo as one of the performers combining comedy and

5th December – day 5 It is now over a decade since the human genome was first sequenced and recent developments have further revolutionised our ability to edit our genomes, with a wide-range of potential medical applications. There is no