All the latest news from Biomedical Sciences. News listing Search Tags Publication date Date from Date to Funding boost for autism research 08 March, 2017 The Simons Foundation has pledged £20 million for pioneering studies into the biological mechanisms… Students showcase global fight against superbug threat 03 March, 2017 Students team up with leading health experts to host a public event highlighting the risks posed by… Anatomy@Edinburgh host Science Saturday at the Museum 03 March, 2017 The anatomy team were joined by almost 100 of our wonderful students on Saturday 18 February to… £1.1m study could pave way for therapies to repair spinal cord 06 December, 2016 Congratulations to Prof Catherina Becker and her lab who, as part of a European team, have been… New zebrafish model sheds light on glioblastoma tumours 01 December, 2016 Congratulations to the Sieger lab on publishing their study on a new zebrafish microglia… Cass Li and the art of origami in public engagement 03 November, 2016 In the first of our series focusing on public engagement by the Deanery of Biomedical Sciences,… Biomedical students invited to craft a Biomedical Christmas decoration and win a prize 02 November, 2016 Knit, origami, crochet, recycle - we want critters and creatures, microscopes and microbes. Worlds first 3D atlas of the human body 28 October, 2016 Congratulation to Prof Gordon Findlater who has created the worlds first 3D atlas of the human body Inspired by Burke 27 October, 2016 This month we focus on Janet Philp, Head of Administration in the Deanery of Biomedical Sciences,… Joint grant success from ARUK 13 October, 2016 Congratulations to Iris Oren, Tara Spires-Jones (CCNS) and Matt Nolan (CIP), who have been awarded… Double grant success for Horsburgh group 07 October, 2016 Congratulations to Prof. Karen Horsburgh who has been awarded two major research grants to study… Deanery Symposium 2016 16 September, 2016 The third annual Deanery Symposium took place on the 7th September 2016 Nature publishes new study on memory 13 September, 2016 A study led by the University of Edinburgh has shed new light on the biological mechanisms that… Career drop-in sessions are back! 09 September, 2016 Following a successful run of careers sessions for Biomedical students, the University of Edinburgh… Impressive students complete MSc internships 09 September, 2016 The first cohort of students reading for a MSc degree by Research in Biomedical Sciences (3+1… Edinburgh’s Indiana Jones 06 September, 2016 From monitoring oxen on treadmills to chauffeuring Burke’s skeleton to the Royal Infirmary for a… Cancer drug found to affect fertility 17 August, 2016 Chemotherapy treatment during pregnancy may affect the future fertility of unborn baby girls, a… National Museum unveils ground-breaking exhibit 29 July, 2016 The redesigned Science and Technology Gallery at the National Museum of Scotland contains an early… Staff Spotlight: Dr Melanie Stefan and understanding learning and memory 29 July, 2016 Melanie Stefan is investigating what happens within nerve cells when we learn and remember. Staff spotlight on: Prof Jamie Davies and tissue engineering of organs 29 July, 2016 EUSA teaching award winner Jamie Davies questions how complex biological form develops from simple… … 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 … This article was published on 2024-08-05
