Events
Plaques synapses and microglia in mouse models of Alzheimer’s disease; a simple hypothesis to explain disease
Plaques synapses and microglia in mouse models of Alzheimer’s disease; a simple hypothesis to explain disease progression.
Finding high quality information for projects and dissertations
This practical workshop is aimed at final year undergraduate students who are researching for projects, long essays or dissertations. #research
Repetitive proteins on the surface of bacterial pathogens; exploring the link between structure and function
Host: Louise Serpell
How to make it through a long writing project
This session, aimed at masters students, will help you build a healthy routine to boost the daily wordcount whilst reducing time at your desk #writing
Public Engagement Network
A monthly meeting for members of the University who have an interest in public engagement
Supporting PhD students: practical tips for optimising the supervisory experience
For research staff and early career academic faculty: are you a PhD supervisor or considering becoming one?
Controlling cell cycle progression from the spindle pole
Progression through the cell division cycle is promoted by the sequential activation of different Cdk-Cyclin kinase complexes.
Using social media to support research
Social media can offer many benefits for academics. This workshop will help you to develop a strategy for using it in a time-effective way.
Spring Masters Open Day
The annual Masters Open Day is an excellent opportunity to meet faculty and Masters students and find out if a Masters is right for you.