You can see a lot by looking – fluorescence microscopy to brighten your day

Back in the lab post COVID and Dr Lee Troughton has been on the confocal microscope grabbing some cool pics…

cartoon conversation between scientists concerned by lockdown

Readymade Excuse

Valuing mystery

We have a mystery. For years forks have gone missing from our communal kitchen. Not one or two occasionally being…

Podcasting

Check out my interview on the Academy “Developing Practice” podcast

They grow up so fast, especially during lockdown – undergraduate project students

Ending lockdown?

Over the last few months with lab shutdown and the team all stuck at home, it didn’t feel appropriate to…

Win a private cookery lesson with JEAN-CHRISTOPHE NOVELLI and help fund cancer research.

Prize draw for cookery lesson with Jean Claude Novelli

New paper out – the road to conjunctival happiness

Overview of our paper:

Mass Spectrometry Reveals α-2-HS-Glycoprotein as a Key Early Extracellular Matrix Protein for Conjunctival Cells

You can learn a lot by looking – cool pics from our recent work

As a little positive aside from all the COVID-19 related news, here is a the first of a little collection of cool science pics generated by the team over the last few months. Today’s post features a selection of immunohistochemistry images from human tissues.