I’m very pleased to announce that our recent work has been published in the journal Genes (click the image below … More
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Editing for impact #6 – Dealing with the Waffle-monster [addressing common problems]
We’ve all been there – shared a first draft with supervisors or co-authors and it has come back covered in … More
Life in the lab – Researcher Guide Book – FREE Prize Draw!
FREE prize draw to win copies of Life in the Lab – researcher guide book.
They grow up so fast – Liam’s graduation edition
Yesterday, the hottest day ever in the UK, Liam donned his newly acquired superhero PhD robes and took the final … More
They grow up so fast – Fawziah and Bilge’s first year talks
Today Fawziah Asiri and Bilge Sari gave their first year PhD talks, a milestone in their journey that allows them … More
They grow up so fast – Adding a “Dr” to Conor Sugden
Today was another huge moment for the Lantsandlaminins team… Conor “Conro” Sugden passed his viva voce (PhD thesis defence) and … More
New paper published – First ever LaNt in vivo studies!
New paper – studying laminin N terminus alpha31 in a transgenic mouse model. The first in vivo experiments into this protein. The results are striking!
They grow up so fast… Introducing Dr Liam Shaw, PhD.
Huge day today… Liam Shaw passed his PhD viva and became a Dr! His thesis “Determining the role of laminin … More
New paper published… in search of the perfect tan
How do self-tanning agents work? A combination of Chemistry and Biology define what works best. Understanding the process has large commercial potential. This review covers all aspects of the self-tan reaction…from bench to salon!
Editing for impact #5 – Is it time to stop using “A study by Author et al.,…”?
Does it matter who wrote the work that you are citing? Usually it isn’t as important about what that study found. So… should you ever say “A study by author et al.,”?
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