They grow up so fast – ASMB Nashville
Lee presenting LaNt research at ASMB basement membrane meeting, #Nashville
You can see a lot by looking – confocal microscopy imaging of laminins (etc)
Science and art meet when imaging laminins and other ecm proteins using confocal microscopy
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Life in the Laminin Lab #5 – Examples
Check back on Monday for #6 #4 available here (and links to the rest) or Meet the characters Or, if you are feeling really keen, read about how Kevin actually did bring in the Mongol invasion of India in his PhD thesis and viva; here.
Lost in Durham – A Scouser’s tale of Science
Two blog posts in the space of a month? You lucky readers you! Recently, as part of the BBSRC DTP experience, I went on lab rotation to the wonderful Durham University, where I spent 4 days working with my third supervisor, the legendary Prof (uncle) Roy Quinlan. Roy and his former PhD student, and my…
They grow up so fast – NWCR symposium
Today was the Northwest Cancer Research annual symposium held in the stunning, Harry Potter-esque, Victoria Gallery on the University of Liverpool campus. Lots of excellent, inspiring talks including two of my long-term favourites; actin remodelling and RhoGTPases, and integrin signalling. The notebook is full of the next set of experiments and grant ideas! (Thanks Mark) There was also a…
They grow up so fast – MRes Spring 2017
April time again and the end of another block of MRes Clinical Sciences projects. This time the Hamill lab hosted three students; Kareem Hassanin, Conro Conro Sugden and Tobi Oyewole. Today the boys had their presentations/poster session. First up; Conro told his story of developing our new minigene construct to investigate LaNt regulation and testing a…
