“Shared parental leave gave us the flexibility to spend quality time with our children without feeling like you were abandoning your students and colleagues.”
We spoke to MDR’s Dr Edward Chambers about his experience of taking shared parental leave and the opportunities it provided in terms of work-life balance and flexibility.
Professor Jonathan Valabhji recently joined MDR as a Clinical Chair in Medicine and will be based at the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. We caught up with him to find out about his background, research and interests. (more…)
Well done to all Principal Investigators and teams in the Department who have recently been awarded research grants. Here is our quarterly round-up of funding successes.* (more…)
Well done to all Principal Investigators and teams in the Department who have recently been awarded research grants. Here is our quarterly round-up of funding successes.* (more…)
Congratulations to MDR’s Dr James Alexander for winning the 2023 British Society of Gastroenterology (BSG) Young Gastroenterologist of the Year – Clinical and Translational Science.
With their signature light-hearted and clear style of communication, hosts Hannah & Angelos hope to engage non-experts in a discussion of genomic healthcare. Season one will feature episodes on the UK’s newborn genome screening programme, pharmacogenomics, Covid-19, fertility, and gene therapy, with many more planned! (more…)
Well done to all Principal Investigators and teams in the Department who have recently been awarded research grants. Here is our quarterly round-up of funding successes.* (more…)
Congratulations to Professor Julian Marchesi on his recent funding success.
Well done to all Principal Investigators and teams in the Department who have recently been awarded research grants. Here is our quarterly round-up of funding successes.*
Congratulations to Professor Ailsa Hart, who received the Sir Arthur Hurst Lecture award at the British Society of Gastroenterology 2022 meeting.
Congratulations Miss Shriya Mehta and Miss Sophie Rhys-Evans, two IRDB supported intercalated BSc students, who have won The Charles Power prize for best performance in the BSc and The Evelyn de Rothschild Prize for best performance in the BSc project, respectively. (more…)