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You're expecting a baby during your PhD or during your academic career - congratulations! As parent-to-be, you will go through cycles of delight (OMG! I am going to be a mom! I'm so excited to meet this new human!) and cycles of worry (Am I suitable for this? How am I going to do... Read More →

Congratulations to one of our students Pooja Yadav (IBMS Cancer Biology discipline) who has been selected, based on her highly ranked abstract, to give an oral presentation at the 2018 Keystone Symposia on DNA and RNA Methylation. Read More →

Feedback can feel like a very mixed blessing at times. Positive feedback is a delight to receive, while even the most constructive criticism can come as a crushing blow. Read More →

I don't believe in writer's block. Read More →

Writing a journal article with a colleague, or working in a research team with people from other organisations, can be life-enhancing. Ideas build on ideas; tasks are allocated according to people's strengths and abilities; the results are loads better than anything you could... Read More →

Not all science can or should be commercialized. Read More →

Congratulations to graduate students Melodi Bowman, Michelle Doyle and Hudson Smith who won best poster presentations at The Department of Pharmacology annual graduate student symposium. Read More →

Construction on the new Sam and Ann Barshop Institute for Longevity and Aging Studies building should begin this fall with an estimated completion date of late 2019 Read More →