Shannon Blay reflects on her summer spent at the ̨Íåswag ̨Íåswag.
PhD student Harry Jones writes about why C. elegans are used in ageing research
Meet the chairs of the LGBTQ+ Network, Stephane and Honor, and learn more about the network aims.
Erica Mannis explains the impact of pipette tips used in labs.
Kirsty MacLellan-Gibson writes about the career path that led her to the ̨Íåswag.
Our Biological Support Unit is responsible for caring for mice used in the ̨Íåswag’s research. Their team of technicians and specialists perform daily husbandry duties and provide essential services to the facility.
Hannah Wardle, manager in our Biological Support Unit, writes about her recent experience working with children designing enrichment for mice.
Dr Ivan Gallotta, senior postdoc in the David lab, describes his experience of the Pathway to Independence programme and gives some tips for postdocs looking to make the transition to principal investigator.
Adam Bendall, postdoctoral researcher, reflects on his career so far.
Looking ahead to The Big Plastic Count, Yoko Shibata, Principal Scientist at PetMedix, explains the size of the plastic pollution problem, and what can be done about it.
For National Apprenticeship week, we asked Matt to reflect on his apprenticeship experience.
Knowledge Exchange and Commercialisation Officer, Maha, describes the launch of a new professional network.
Amy Wilkinson writes about her experience participating in a public dialogue focussed on embryo research
The holidays are just around the corner (in case you hadn’t noticed) and you’re if keen to make your festive period a more sustainable one, Green Labs is here to help! Members of our wonderful Green Labs team have provided their top tips to help you make the holiday season more planet friendly.
Browse the 2023 alternative gift guide that goes beyond 'for him' and 'for her'.
Mo Elzek explains the benefits of an entrepreneurial skillset as a scientist
Aimee, Small Animal Facility Supervisor, reflects on her involvement in the ̨Íåswag's takeover of the Understanding Animal ̨Íåswag Instagram account.
Jo and Simon reflect on the 2023 Hackathon.