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Vision Research on a National and Local Scale

June is Prevent Blindness America’s Vision Research Month. The national organization has provided over $500,000 to eye safety and disease studies through its Investigator Awards Program. But bey… more →

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Lancet Series: Couch potatoes’ chips are up

Meredith Thomas wrote 10 months ago: In a post a while back I looked at the attempts to understand commuter behaviour in order to encoura … more →

Tags: event, health, Environment, Nutrition and Health, Exercise, Fitness, lancet, Pedro Hallal, physical activity, Public Health

Get that grant: How to secure an Investigator Award

Wellcome Trust wrote 12 months ago: Launched in 2011, our Investigator Awards build on our strategic goal of supporting the brightest re … more →

Tags: Funding, research challenges, Biomedical Sciences, Wellcome News, Danny Altmann, Advice, interview help, applications, Funding Application

William Cookson and Miriam Moffatt: joined-up thinking

Wellcome Trust wrote 1 year ago: Credit: Wellcome Images In late 2011, Professors William Cookson and Miriam Moffatt became the Wellc … more →

Tags: Wellcome Trust publications, Biomedical Sciences, Genetics and Genomics, Development, Ageing and Chronic Disease, Genetics, genomics, Wellcome News, Asthma, Senior Investigators

A delicate balance: Investigating intestinal inflammation

Michael Regnier wrote 1 year ago: Professor Fiona Powrie Professor Fiona Powrie, who will be awarded the 2012 Louis-Jeantet Prize for … more →

Tags: features, Biomedical Sciences, Gut, Fiona Powrie, Louis-Jeantet Prize for Medicine, intestinal inflammation, Inflammatory Bowel Disease, regulatory T-cells

Fiona Powrie wins 2012 Louis-Jeantet Prize for Medicine — 1 comment

Michael Regnier wrote 1 year ago: Professor Fiona Powrie Professor Fiona Powrie, a Wellcome Trust Senior Investigator at the Universit … more →

Tags: News, Fiona Powrie, Louis-Jeantet Prize for Medicine, Gastroenterology, Immunology

Cells' life and death decisions: Lessons from a social amoeba

Michael Regnier wrote 1 year ago: Dictyostelium forming a fruiting body Life is full of choices, not only for people but also for the … more →

Tags: features, Chris Thompson, dicty, Dictyostelium, social amoeba, slime mould, cell decisions, cell development

In your bones: Professor Sara Rankin — 1 comment

Chrissie Giles wrote 1 year ago: Professor Sara Rankin in the Sir Alexander Fleming Building at Imperial College London Pharmacologis … more →

Tags: Public Engagement, Biomedical Sciences, careers, Sara Rankin, Imperial College, Stem Cell, Wasted, mesenchymal stem cells, tissue regeneration

Why Investigator Awards are good news for the Medical Humanities — 1 comment

Wellcome Trust wrote 2 years ago: Our Medical Humanities Investigator Awards give researchers the freedom to find pieces of the puzzle … more →

Tags: Medical Humanities, Wellcome Trust, Bioethics, Biomedical Ethics

Vision Research on a National and Local Scale

nashmoines wrote 3 years ago: June is Prevent Blindness America’s Vision Research Month. The national organization has provi … more →

Tags: Education and Awareness, prevent blindness iowa, Prevent Blindness America, Vision Research, Iowa schools, vision screening

Wellcome Trust Investigator Awards: further details

Mun-Keat Looi wrote 3 years ago: Purifying antibodies Back in November, the Trust announced a new funding scheme aiming to better sup … more →

Tags: Funding, Press Release, New Investigators, Senior Investigators, Wellcome Trust Investigator Awards, Expert Review Groups


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