As final year undergraduate students up and down the country approach the end of their degrees, it’s decision time. For many, postgraduate studies are the chosen route in the topic that has excited them the most during the their undergraduate studies. If … Continue reading
In the latest of our series on the Early Career Researchers of ICaMB we asked Dr Yulia Yuzenkova to tell us about her research and the route that took her from a PhD in Moscow to being awarded a Royal … Continue reading
In 2013, we created the IRES fellowship scheme to recruit potential new Principal Investigators to ICaMB. Now Faculty wide and renamed the Newcastle University Research Fellowships (NURFs) a new round of recruitment has just opened. Here, Neil Perkins reflects on … Continue reading
In the latest of our series focussing on the ECRs in ICaMB, we feature Dr Claudia Schneider. Claudia obtained her PhD from the Philipps-University in Marburg, Germany. She then moved to the UK to work with Prof David Tollervey … Continue reading
In the latest of our series focussing on the Early Career Researchers (ECRs) in ICaMB, we feature Dr Heath Murray. After completing undergraduate studies at the University of California, Los Angeles and then obtaining his Ph.D. from the University of … Continue reading
by Dr Paula Salgado After nearly one year editing the ICaMBlog, the time has come for me to tell you about my science and work since I joined ICaMB almost 18 months ago. The fact that it has been … Continue reading
In the latest of our series focussing on the new Early Career Researchers (ECR) in ICaMB, we feature Dr Suzanne Madgwick. Suzanne recently returned to the lab after a career break by successfully applying for a Wellcome Trust Career Re-entry … Continue reading
As you saw from our post a couple of weeks ago, ICaMB has recruited several new PIs. To make sure we all know more about them and their research, we decided to have a series specially dedicated to them: Early … Continue reading
As many ICaMB members will have been aware, we have been very busy this year recruiting a new generation of Principal Investigators (PIs). New faces bring new ideas and fresh perspectives and we are very excited to have successfully … Continue reading
In a recent issue of Science, the discovery of a key mechanism for bacterial cell division was reported. This work was carried out by Dr Seamus Holden’s lab (ICaMB) in collaboration with Professor Cees Dekker (TU Delft), Professor Yves Brun … Continue reading