Backdated…so I guess this should really a “they grew up so fast”… A retrospective and long-overdue “Big shout-out” to Olivia…
They grow up so fast – MRes 2021-22 – Megan
A little shout-out to Meagan Hague who has just finished her first lab project with our group as part of her Masters in Research in Clinical Science.
New Paper Published – Deidentification / informed consent
Congratulations to Frank Preston on publishing his paper on informed consent in publishing and deidentification methods, out today in the…
Traditions
Happy Holidays from the LaNts and laminin team (l-r Jiraroch, Kevin, JohnJohn, Conro, Fawziah, Liam, Bilge and Natasha). Previous Christmas…
Listen carefully
New Paper Out – Risk factors for corneal epithelial wound healing: Can sex play a role?
Nice little collaborative paper out in the European Journal of Ophthalmology, authored by Giulia Coco – Risk factors for corneal…
Editing for impact #4 – Get Rhythm – Paragraph length and flow.
Good writing is effective writing. In science writing, efficacy comes from your readers being able to absorb the information you…
A case for the passive voice -editing for impact #3
Passive voice: good or bad? It depends on context. This post examines when you should or shouldn’t use it.
New paper out – Laminin polymerization and inherited disease: lessons from genetics
New mini-review about laminin mutations and their effect on basement membrane assembly and tissue function.
They grow up so fast – Introducing Dr JohnJohn!
Thursday was another landmark day for the lab; John “John” Knox defended his doctoral thesis at his viva voce. We…
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