On the 27th September we had a lovely visit from Prof Anders Aspberg from Lund University and Dr Evalena Stattin from University of Uppsala to discuss the aggrecan project and Beth Gibson’s visit to Sweden to perform mass spectrometry and uCT analyses.
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, our PhD student, will be talking about her research at the Pint of Science festival in Newcastle! Come have a drink with us after work and chat about what interests you about the genetic research in the North East.
With hands on activities, chatty scientists and lots of interesting presentations about genetics, this event attracts over 100 participants every year.
Come join us for a Free afternoon of informal chatting about science, and find out about state of the art research at Newcastle University. Oh, and cake!
Booking is essential, please book your place here: http://tinyurl.com/h3bfqno
With presentations by 15 young researchers, prizes and lots of networking, brain storming and new ideas, the UK-Pavia Connective Tissues Meeting this year was definitely a success. We’re looking forward to another year of great collaborations!
Cartilage growth plate in an adolescent lion at the Animals Inside Out exhibition at Centre for Life in Newcastle
We are happy to announce that SYBIL will be hosting their 2nd Satellite Meeting for Young Researchers, this time as part of the ECTS (European Societies of Calcified Tissues) meeting 13-17th May in Rome.
Here’s the programme of our meeting:
We’re hoping to see you there!
