Looking for a Christmas gift for a research student in your life (MRes, MSc, PhD or undergrad)? Well, perhaps they…
Milestone reached – 100K views this year
Just a quick post to acknowledge the lab blog reaching a milestone. Last week the view count for 2023 ticked…
New paper published – Laminin expression signature predicts patient outcomes in pancreatic adenocarcinoma
Last week PhD student Bilge Sari published her first paper in Frontiers in Cell and Molecular Biology! It’s a really…
They grow up so fast – Jiraroch’s PhD graduation
There are many steps on the winding road to PhD. When you do half your degree in Thailand and the…
They grow up so fast- Pupdate III
Pupdate part 3
They grow up so fast (literally): Pupdate!
As promised, a pupdate, a couple of weeks after Angus the viszla puppy joined the team. Angus has been working…
Welcome to the new team member
The warmest of welcomes to Angus, the newest member of the team. Angus is a 8-week old vizsla with strong…
Guest Post – Welcome Week: First impressions
A post Dr Anna Stickland and I wrote for the Faculty of Academic and Clinical Educators publication about the activities we put on to welcome students to the School of Medicine.
Are Scientists improvising more?
Continuing the evolution of Science writing theme, this post looks at use/utilize and its implications. #sciencewriting #utilize
Is Science becoming more novel?
Scientific papers describe new research findings. Yet, it seems that a greater proportion of papers feel it is necessary to point that out. Why is that?
LaNts and Laminins 