Early Bird registration and Abstract submission deadline is on 8th February 2019 (£80 students, £100 members or £130 non-members; late registration: £100 students, £120 members, non-member £150). For more details, please login to bsmb.ac.uk or mbi.ie
We’re back from our 3rd Biannual International ECM and ER Stress Meeting in autumnal Allendale full of great memories and collaborative ideas. Thank you all for coming and sharing your work. Best science is done with friends!
The SYBIL EU FP-7 project is sadly finishing, and we had a great final meeting here on home turf in Newcastle. SYBIL led to many exciting collaborations and papers and we hope to keep in touch with everyone and continue on the SYBIL projects and beyond. Watch this space..
Thank you all for amazing 5 years!
MBE 2018 in Manchester was a great meeting, wiuth presentations from SYBIL and RUBICON scientists, and our own RUBICON satellite meeting. It’s great doing science with so many friends all over the globe!
Kasia is talking about “Drug repurposing and rare skeletal disorders” at the OARSI meeting in Liverpool this year.
It’s a great meeting, covering many different aspects of skeletal biology, including rare and common diseases, drug repurposing, clinical trials, tissue engineering and many more. Lots of great science!
For the full program, please visit: https://2018.oarsi.org/program
On the 31st of October 2017 we are organising a research showcase in collaboration with Findacure. Members of the public, patient organisations, clinical researchers and scientists all wellcome, please see below for details.
We’re back from the RUBICON network mid term review.
Lots of exciting science and networking opportunities, it’s great to be part of the larger scientific family!
Our PhD student, Beth Gibson, won a presentation prize at the Gordon’s Research Seminar, a prestigeous conference for young investigators in musculoskeletal research. There were 21 presenters this year (graduate students and postdocs). The programme of the conference can be found here.
Beth Gibson (3rd year PhD student from our lab) will be presenting a poster at the GRC Cartilage this year and delivering a short talk on her project analysing two mouse models of novel aggrecan mutations at the GRS the day before. We hope you can make it!