For our staff profile series we spoke to Danielle Kurtin, former MSc Translational Neuroscience student and now Postdoctoral Research Associate about her Imperial College Fellowship and inspiration for pursing a career in neuroscience.
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Congratulations to members of the Department who have recently had their research findings published. Here’s our round-up of the latest publication successes.
Congratulations to members of the Department who have recently had their research findings published. Here’s our round-up of the latest publication successes.
In our latest instalment of DoBS profiles, we spoke to Dr Cynthia Sandor, Edmond J Safra Lecturer in Parkinson’s Disease who has recently joined the department. Here Cynthia tells us more about her research interests but also what inspired her to pursue research in Parkinson’s Disease.
Congratulations to members of the Department who have recently had their research findings published. Here’s our round-up of the latest publication successes.
Congratulations to all members of the Department who have recently been awarded research grants. Here is our round-up of the latest funding successes.
As part of our in profile series, we spoke to Dr Alexi Nott, Lecturer in Neurogenomics and LGBTQ+ Champion for our LGBTQ+ Allies Network. He tells us more about his department award in recognition of championing LGBTQ+ awareness and representation.
Congratulations to members of the Department who have recently had their research findings published. Here’s our round-up of the latest publication successes.
Recently Professor David Nutt from the Centre for Psychedelic Research was invited to speak at the Prontifical Academy of Science meeting on neurostimulation technologies for human wellbeing at the Vatican. In this article he talks about his visit, the other talks he heard at the meeting and the Vatican as a conference venue.
Congratulations to members of the Department who have recently had their research findings published. Here’s our round-up of the latest publication successes.