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Advancing the treatment for Respiratory Diseases
Lifecourse Biology Research in the Bateson Centre was highlighted recently as part of a Spotlight Biomedical Life Sciences.
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This article is located in a different section of the University of Sheffield website.
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Emerging Technologies 2016
Congratulations to Stem Cell researcher Dr Irene Canton (Moore lab) who scooped third prize at the Royal Society of Chemistry's annual competition.
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Inspirational teaching achieves student the title of UK Young Scientist of the Year
Senior Lecturer, Dr Louise Robson's recent work with a medical student helped scoop the title of UK Young Scientist of the Year 2015.
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Treatments for recurrent miscarriages and pre-eclampsia
Scientists from our Centre for Stem Cell Biology group discover potential new treatment.
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Green Impact Awards 2016 - Gold for BMS again!!
Biomedical Science were again awarded gold in the NUS Green Impact awards for 2016.
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Biological Sciences Division Posterday 2016
This year’s Biological Sciences Division Posterday was held on March 23 in Firth Hall. More than 50 posters were
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Authentic Biology in Times Higher Education
Senior BMS researcher and Undergraduate director Professor Matthew Holley's 'Authentic Biology' project was recently featured in the Times Higher Education.
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Hydrogels can put stem cells to sleep
Centre for Stem Cell Biology members, Professor Harry Moore and Dr Irene Canton, show how hydrogels can put stem cells to sleep.
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The Sunday Times 100 Best
We're number 32 in The Sunday Times 100 Best Not-ForProfit Organisations to Work For 2016.
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White blood cell found in birds 'can destroy fatal infection'
Bateson member, Dr Simon Johnston, leads research into discovery that could help in preventing humans from contracting diseases.
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Debbie Sutton Benevolent Fund
A huge thank you to everyone who donated to the Debbie Sutton Debbie Sutton Benevolent Fund.
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Cancer drug shows promise for treating Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
BMS and CMIAD member, Professor Steve Winder, leads research into potential new drug treatment.
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Imaging Life Symposium
Congratulations to Bateson (Furley lab) member Basudha Basu on winning 2nd prize at the recent Imaging Life Symposium.
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Study to explore how social stress affects genes
A pioneering collaboration between BMS researcher, Dr Vincent Cunliffe and social scientists will investigate the complex relationships between social stress and its effects on the body.
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Promising drug for Parkinson’s disease
Research conducted by Bateson Centre member, Professor Oliver Bandmann indicates a drug, originally used to treat liver disease, could be an effective treatment to slow down progression of Parkinson’s disease.