Well done to Adam Duxfield for publishing the results of his first year of PhD, and to everyone for getting our next MRC project funded. Here’s to great science ahead!

Well done to Adam Duxfield for publishing the results of his first year of PhD, and to everyone for getting our next MRC project funded. Here’s to great science ahead!
Explore Lifelong Learning have kindly invited us and our colleagues (Shoba Amarnath, Kasia Pirog, @GrainOfScience, @jorisveltman and @linda_lako) from Newcastle University to talk about our work as part of their summer programme. Save the date and see what we’ve been up to! @nubiosciences
Our Black Box project (https://blogs.ncl.ac.uk/blackbox/) will be featured at the Edinburgh Science Festival on Saturday the 9th of April and will screen until the 9th of June. Come say hi if you’re in Edinburgh this weekend, we will be hosting an opening talk at 2pm.
The full program of our Edinburgh show can be found here: https://www.sciencefestival.co.uk/mediaLibrary/other/english/58530.pdf
Being a scientist is not only about the work, results and publications, but also about forging links and networks, and long lasting friendships that can help in these discoveries in the future. We had a lovely day out in Corbridge yesterday with our students and joint with the Briggs lab. Spring is definitely here!
Great festive fun, and a big thank you to Mike for writing it!
We had a lovely socially distanced evening at the”Ignite” installation at Gibside to celebrate (the end of) 2020 and for some Christmas cheer. Merry Christmas everyone!