Lucka Bibic, a DTP student based in Pharmacy at UEA, has just had some new research published in The Journal of Chemical Education. This paper is about how Lucka’s virtual reality game Bug Off Pain is helping people learn about spider venom & ...
Our Director, Prof Dave Evans, has been nominated to be an elected member of the Professional Standards Board of the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC). The Board’s role is to advance the RSC’s strategy as a professional body and uphold the standards ...
Rob Bellow, a PhD student at the John Innes Centre, is the first of our DTP students to undertake a PIPS in China. He will be spending the next three months at the Chinese Academy of Sciences Institute of Genetics and Developmental Biology as part of ...
Agatha Treveil, a PhD student at the Earlham Institute, recently won an award as her talk was in the top ten talks when she presented her work at the European Crohn’s and Colitis organisation (ECCO) 2019 conference in Copenhagen. The conference was ...
As part of Danny Ward’s #356daysofscience, he has been tweeting about his PhD life or Science for the last 300 days. His latest SciComm work is a piece in the Times Higher Education about his PIPS placement. For three months, Danny and a fellow ...
DTP student Lejla Gul, based at the Earlham Institute, has been involved in a paper providing new detail about what happens when a key cellular process is impaired in cells that are vital for a healthy gut. Lejla carried out the bioinformatic analysis ...
DTP student Danny Ward has been crowned king of ‘I’m a Scientist, Get me out of here’, after winning a public vote. Danny, a PhD student at the John Innes Centre, won the public vote, receiving the most votes from students from a wide ranges of ...
DTP Student, Danny Ward, has been documenting his PhD journey every day for an entire year. Danny wants to help spread awareness of what the day to day life of a scientist looks like, from daily experiments to international conferences. You can read Danny’s ...
DTP student Lucka Bibic has successfully published an article in Science this month after submitting a piece on her leadership experience with her fictional company CryoThaw and YES competition. Lucka’s article has been published as a ‘Workling ...
Corinne Arnold has recently returned from a 9 week trip to the United States after winning a fellowship to support the trip. Corinne applied for British Society for Plant Pathology Junior Fellowship and was awarded £2700 to cover her travel and subsistence ...
A Pharmacy PhD student from the University of East Anglia (UEA) has been recognised as one of the brightest and most promising PhD and Postdoctoral leaders internationally. Lucka Bibic, 28, was recognised by the 2018 Chemical Abstract Service (CAS) SciFinder ...
Tom Eyles has had success as first author on a recently published paper in ACS Synthetic Biology. Tom and his colleagues present a one-step yeast-based method that enables efficient, cheap, and flexible modifications to biosynthetic gene clusters (BGCs). ...