The Hamill lab blog
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…
Read more They grow up so fast – Meng presenting his MRes work
Aloha! The names Olivia, aka Bov (I didn’t choose this name, nor am I happy about it!) and recently I had the exciting opportunity to work along-side the cartoon characters you all know and love in the Hamill lab. I am currently studying for an MRes in Clinical Sciences at Liverpool University and hope to…
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Read more Life in the Laminin Lab #3 – Constructive Criticism
Added content to the writing guides section: How to guide for writing results sections for scientific reports / manuscripts / PhD thesis chapters
This month I have examined two PhD theses and read three MRes project reports and I thought I would share some simple advice to help what should be the easiest and clearest part of any thesis/manuscript/report. The advice below is what I do, not every PI will agree with this format 0) Analyse your data,…
