Dr Keith Miller talks at Pint of Science
Keith Miller's talk on 16th May, entitled Medicine from Poisons: Antibiotics from Scorpion Venom, was part of an evening about All Things Tiny
Dr Kim Lawson speaks to ITV about fibromyalgia
Dr Kim Lawson was interviewed by ITV about fibromyalgia following a petition by two sisters who are calling on the government to recognise the condition
PhD success for Siriluk Veerasakul
Ms Luk Veerasakul, doctoral student in the Department of Anatomy, Faculty of Medical Science, Naresuan University, Thailand, has passed her PhD
Dr Neil Cross receives readership title
We are pleased to announce that Dr Neil Cross has been awarded a readership title by the University Professoriate Committee
Dr Rob Bradshaw wins Jeremy Laskowski Memorial Prize
Dr Robert Bradshaw has been awarded the Jeremy Laskowski Memorial Prize for Excellence in PhD Research
Congratulations to our new National Teaching Fellow Dr David Smith
David has been awarded a National Teaching Fellowship by the Higher Education Academy (HEA) in recognition of how he has influenced teaching practice and inspired learners
Could microbes cause the end of the world
BMRC academics Dr Bryony Cotterell, a post-doctoral researcher and doctoral student Alex Andrews spoke to BBC Radio Sheffield's Rony Robinson about their research in microbiology.
Crackit Challenge Stage 1
Innovenn Ltd and Sheffield Hallam University are part of an NC3Rs Crackit Challenge consortium to investigate drug metabolism skin
CRACKIT Solutions Consortium
Professor Malcolm Clench and the CMSI/BMRC/SHU team are part of a CRACKIT Solutions consortium comprising Phenotox Ltd, Reterogenix Ltd and Biogen
COP21 BBC News Report
In the run up to the COP21 climate change summit in Paris, BBC News Science Editor, David Shukman visited the BMRC