Secret code?
Which lane book are you?
They Grow up so fast – ISER 2018
This week, a few of the team and I have been enjoying the delights of Belfast at the International Society for Eye Research meeting. This biennial meeting brings together scientists and clinicians from around the world who work across all the specialities of ocular research. It is a really excellent meeting to showcase your work,…
Life in the Lab – Colocalisation
Apart from the problems of projecting and printing red on black and the problems with red green colour blindness, the claims suggesting co loc based on an occasional yellow pixel frustrates me then most! Lots of options of how to turn images into numbers. Have a read of the two most commonly used methods; Mander’s…
Believe in something
Life in the lab – in it for the fame?
Outreach and dissemination is a key part of doing research. Indeed, our work is funded indirectly via the tax payer or charitable donation and therefore we should be reporting not only academia but also to our other stakeholders. Want to know about some of our outreach activities? Museum events, hospital, again, and of course filming for…
Positive correlation
Like these? There are quite a few more- links available on the menu bar to some of our collections.
I’d rather be cloning
New paper out: LaNt in the cornea
In case you missed it, our most recent paper has just been published in IOVS Differential Distribution of Laminin N-Terminus α31 Across the Ocular Surface: Implications for Corneal Wound Repair Valentina Barrera; Lee D. Troughton; Valentina Iorio; Siyin Liu; Olutobi Oyewole; Carl M. Sheridan; Kevin J. Hamill It’s a cool story about a protein called LaNt α31 and its role in…
Realistic planning
