Annual BMRC/MERI Winter Poster Event
Now in its sixth year, the annual BMRC/MERI Winter Poster Event was held yesterday, 15th December
Staff and PhD students attend The East Midlands Proteomic Workshop
Staff and PhD students attend The East Midlands Proteomic Workshop
Caster Semenya: how much testosterone is too much for a female athlete?
Lecturer Dr Dan Kelly has been invited to write an article for The Conversation about South African athlete Caster Semenya.
Chain reaction conference
Chain Reaction is a three-year project funded by the European Commission which aims to develop Inquiry Based Science Education
Christine Le Maitre leads ORS Webinar
The ORS Spine Section hosted its first webinar on "Cell and Organ Based Culture Conditions of the Intervertebral Disc" on October 28
Nicola Aberdein receives Distinction in Scholarship Award
The American Physiological Society selected Nicola Aberdein's article 'Role of PTP1B in POMC Neurons During Chonic High Fat Diet: Sex Differences in Regulation of Liver Lipids and Glucose Tolerance'
Paper accepted in Proteomics
Evidencing productive collaboration, BMRC doctoral students, staff and the Home Office have produced a paper, which has now been released in Proteomics
PCC Travel Grant for Tom Bassindale
Tom has been awarded an international Travel Grant from the Partnership for Clean Competition (PCC) to attend their conference in New York
PhD congratulations
Doctoral student Rebecca Day has successfully passed her viva yesterday, 14th December 2015 with very minor modifications
PhD student Abbey Thorpe takes best podium presentation award!
BMRC PhD student Abbey Thorpe attended the Discs Conference in London in September 2015 and was awarded best podium presentation