They grow up so fast: MRes 2020 poster session 1
They grow up so fast - Jan 2020 MRes poster session
They grow up so fast – undergrad poster session
They grow up so fast - undergrad poster session 2019.
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It’s the final countdown…
October 2019: Entering 3rd year – the big one. And my project has reached the most exciting stage! We can now begin collecting data from our newly generated transgenic mouse line! This new mouse line is LaNt α31 overexpressing, but only when exposed to tamoxifen, meaning we have control over where and when LaNt α31…
They grow up so fast – Graduation edition 2019
Today was the graduation for PhD and MPhl students in the faculty of health and life sciences at University of Liverpool. Usually for PhD students, the big celebration comes after the viva, but today everyone who completed their studies in the last six months had the chance to be recognised again together. It’s a long…
They grow up so fast – ASMB Nashville
Lee presenting LaNt research at ASMB basement membrane meeting, #Nashville
They grow up so fast- airport edition
Lee got some practice presenting his poster at Manchester airport pre-flight. I am confident the ASMB will be wowed by the depth of his knowledge. UPDATE: he has now “presented” to 2 families and a high school trip. Public engagement at its finest!
They grow up fast – Olivia’s MRes talk
Olivia's MRes project talk.
The end of another year's worth of MRes projects.
They grow up so fast – undergrad project talks
This week our undergraduate students completed then final part of their research project; presenting their research in a conference-style talk to faculty and peers. This year we had three students in the lab, and their job was to kick start our new project on LaNt in breast cancer. Over the course of their time in…
Thanos at ARVO2019
A little post from Thanos about his recent trip to Vancouver for ARVO 2019
They grow up so fast – Meng presenting his MRes work
Today Meng-Chen Tsai presented the work from his Masters in Research project in our lab this semester. Meng’s work has focused on a brand new story in the lab – activation of transcription of different genes using short-activating RNAs. It’s pretty complicate, but in essence we hope to develop a tool (potential therapy) to switch…
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