Category: News

Dr Natali Fili has been awarded a Newton International Fellowship to be hosted by the School of Biosciences. Dr Fili will be investigating a project entitled: … Read more

Cassie Mackenzie, a PhD student in the School of Biosciences, is bravely having her luscious locks of hair cut off in aid of the Little Princess Trust on … Read more

Biosciences UG/PG students are warmly invited to attend the Employability Event being held on 4th November 2015, the talks will be held in Stacey Lecture Theatre … Read more

A PhD student in the School of Biosciences, Christopher Miller, spoke to the Microbe Post about Cryptosporidium contamination of the water supply in Lancashire. Chris … Read more

  Undergraduate students from the School of Biosciences have been awarded a Gold Medal at the 2015 International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) Giant Jamboree held in … Read more

Enzastaurin is a compound that is under clinical investigation as anti-cancer drug. It has been developed as inhibitor of protein kinase beta, a serine/threonine kinase … Read more

The 2015 National Student Survey has once again recognised the School of Biosciences as one of the very best places to study in the UK, with … Read more

A new drug that blocks cancer’s escape route from chemotherapy could be used to treat deadly lung and pancreatic cancers. Scientists, including Michelle Garrett, Professor of … Read more

Success for students in the School of Biosciences with two undergraduate students being awarded bursaries in the 2015 KentHealth Student Vacation Scheme to undertake clinical placements during the … Read more

Dr. Jennifer Tullet from the School of Biosciences was one of the judges and presenters of the KM Bright Spark event, showcasing school science projects … Read more