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The ��̳ works to deliver impact by translating our science and understanding of fundamental biology to promote lifelong health and wellbeing. Our blogs offer scientists, staff and guests the chance to share their individual views and experiences on the Institute's efforts to deliver research impacts and to build a welcoming and diverse community.

11/12/2024

From proteins to posters: Sixth Formers explore proteostasis

public engagement | schools | events | conference | proteins

By Sasha Pratt-Taweh

21/06/2023

Networking across the pond- ‘Celebrating good times’ in San Diego

Kate Dulwich, our Knowledge Exchange Officer, writes about her experience of her first industry convention, compares the event with academic conferences and shares some top tips for making the most of everything such events have to offer.

knowledge exchange | networking | commercialisation | conference | Professional Development

By Alumni Blogger

05/04/2023

My scientific conference experience

Danny Collins describes his experience presenting at the Dynamic Phospholipids in Health and Disease Conference in Florida.

phd student | conference | signalling | early career

14/12/2022

"Fulfilling and rewarding": our Sixth Form Conference

Read about what went on at our 2022 sixth form conference.

09/11/2022

Hanan's story: Research Access Programme 2022

Hanan shares her experiences of her Research Access Programme placement in the Flow Cytometry facility.

By Guest Blogger

27/01/2021

Public dialogue to spur genome editing engagement?

At the Engage Festival 2020, the ��̳ presented an overview of a series of public dialogues on genome editing.

17/01/2019

Solving the orange cube challenge at Engage 2018

Dr. Emma Martinez-Sanchez, Public Engagement ORION Open Science Officer, took her co-creation project to the poster party at the and found surprise inspiration…

conference | genome editing | open science | orion | public engagement

20/12/2017

ENGAGE 2017 – collaboration and inspiration

Michael Hinton muses on the ENGAGE Conference, run by the

conference | public engagement | training

By Michael Hinton

14/09/2017

Replication and repair

As part of their knowledge exchange activities, ��̳ Group Leaders travel far and wide to discuss their research findings. In this latest blog, Dr Jon Houseley explains why a niche conference in Rome was exactly the right platform to promote his recently published work and build scientific support for a potentially controversial discovery.

conference

By Jon Houseley

20/01/2017

Learning more about Public Engagement

Michael Hinton, part of the Public Engagement team, describes his experiences of working with the

schools | training | networking | conference