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Kent in fight against parasites

By drl7 | 14 April 2014

The University’s School of Biosciences is to play a major role in a global project to develop new drugs to combat parasites. A Kent-based team … Read more

Article by Dr Mark Shepherd selected as journal cover image

By lmr4 | 05 February 2014

Dr Mark Shepherd comments on a recent article featuring his group’s work that was selected as cover image in the scientific journal “Antioxidants and Redox Signalling”. “Many bacterial … Read more

MRC New Investigator Award for Dr Jeremy Rossman

By lmr4 | 29 November 2013

Dr Jeremy Rossman, Lecturer in Virology at the School of Biosciences has been awarded £353,624 by the Medical Research Council for a New Investigator research award. … Read more

Chain Reaction exhibition celebrates art and science

By lmr4 | 19 November 2013

Researchers from the School of Biosciences provided the inspiration for an exhibition that explores creative and scientific processes in response to the 30th anniversary of … Read more

New insights into what makes prions infectious

By lmr4 | 10 July 2013

Prions are a remarkable type of disease-causing agent being entirely composed of protein. Nevertheless they are able to replicate themselves once in their host but … Read more

Structural insights into targets for tumour imaging and therapy

By drl7 | 24 October 2012

Dr. Mark Howard, Reader in Biological NMR Spectroscopy, comments on a recently published article that features work from his research group and other collaborators at … Read more

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