Category: International impact

Animal and yeast cells all contain a network of filaments known as the actin cytoskeleton that helps to maintain cell shape. When a cell grows, … Read more

Professor Martin Warren from the School of Biosciences, has been awarded a prestigious 4 year Royal Society Fellowship. Professor Warren and his lab will be … Read more

Biosciences students adopting the “astronaut” position during a mindfulness meditation session. The term mindfulness was first used in 1979 when Jon Kabat Zinn (a biochemist) … Read more

Scientists at the University have developed a new method of determining gene function in a breakthrough that could have major implications for understanding the processes … Read more

The School of Biosciences saw their final year Undergraduate students graduating on 15 July in the grand surroundings of Canterbury Cathedral. The official graduation ceremony … Read more

It’s free and everyone is welcome. Simply sign up and come along! A one-day Eastern ARC Synthetic Biology conference, Synthetic Biology on the Rise: Improving Therapeutics … Read more

Research Title: Fast Kinetic Studies of Human Cardiac Myosins Congratulations to School of Biosciences PhD student, Chloe Johnson, who was recently announced as a winner … Read more

Delivering a laboratory milestone that underpins a new bioscience business concept We are pleased to be launching (in September 2019) a new taught MSc in … Read more

If you feel you would like to gain some more research experience, check out our one-year Master’s by Research opportunities The projects below are currently … Read more

A new piece of music by renowned violinist and composer Anna Phoebe, inspired by research from the University’s School of Biosciences, will premiere on Friday … Read more