Dr Gareth Hathway explores #childhoodcancer survivorship, looking at the long-term impacts of cancer treatment into adulthood both physically and mentally, through research into how cancer cells react to chemotherapy …🔭👨🔬
@UniofNottingham#ChildhoodCancerSurvivor#Cancer
FULLY FUNDED PROJECT - Defining the potential for neuromodulation of nociresponsive somatosensory cortex to treat pain
Interested in doing a PhD in pain research with Prof John Riddell's group, check out this opportunity.
https://t.co/2yanx6IAXQ
Over 50% of childhood #cancer survivors face ongoing, or chronic, physical and psychological pain.
Ahead of #WorldCancerDay tomorrow, read about our new funded research into the causes & treatment of cancer pain in children.👇 https://t.co/wSqdvg6zd1
@LCHeathcote@GarethHathway
Over 50% of childhood #cancer survivors face ongoing, or chronic, physical and psychological pain.
Ahead of #WorldCancerDay tomorrow, read about our new funded research into the causes & treatment of cancer pain in children.👇 https://t.co/wSqdvg6zd1
@LCHeathcote@GarethHathway
If you think every single MP should be pushing the government into action to save lives in the NHS, RT this please.
I will follow back everyone who RTs this. Time for us to get connected 💙
Funding news! I’m really pleased to lead a team that have been awarded a grant by @MedResFdn to study how tumour derived extracellular vesicles alter pain processing in childhood cancer patients and survivors….WE WILL BE HIRING!
If you’re interested in a 3-year post-doc @ the interface of neuroscience and oncology (you can have a background in either and be willing to learn some of the other) then get in touch. We are hiring in early ’23-more details to follow.
Be part of a project that will lead to improvements in childhood cancer treatment and the lives of childhood cancer survivors. There is a huge clinical need and therefore the chance to make some significant scientific discoveries that translate into patient benefit.
Huge congratulations to our recent graduate Amy Platten who has won Bronze in the Women’s 48kg Judo at the #CWG2022!! All of this on top of getting a First Class degree in Neuroscience in July. So proud of you Amy @UoNLifeSci@UniofNottingham#TeamEngland
Commonwealth Games 🥋 | Amy Platten recently finished her Neuroscience degree at @UoNScience and will follow up her studies by representing @TeamEngland at the Commonwealth Games 👏
A former #GreenandGold@bucssport champion, we wish Amy the best of luck! 👊
#WeAreUoN // 💚💛
We are actively recruiting for an Assistant/Associate Prof in Neuroscience!! Come and join a great team of neuroscientists. We are here to help you develop your research career and you can participate in delivering one of the UK's leading neuroscience degree programmes.
Looking for your next academic role in Life Sciences? Join us! 👇
Recruiting NOW in Biomedical Science, Neuroscience, Immunology, Virology, Pharmacology & Physiology
#WeAreUoN#hiring#academicjobs
https://t.co/KYgwywzqD3
Looking for your next academic role in Life Sciences? Join us! 👇
Recruiting NOW in Biomedical Science, Neuroscience, Immunology, Virology, Pharmacology & Physiology
#WeAreUoN#hiring#academicjobs
https://t.co/KYgwywzqD3
It’s 9am and we are looking forward to a day of welcoming prospective students to talk about the UK’s premier (we are biased) undergraduate neuroscience programme! Come have a chat- we’re looking forward to meeting you! @UoNNeuroscience
If you are interested in studying Neuroscience 🧠 come and find us at the neuroscience stall outside the Life Sciences building on University Park campus. We also have talks taking place in the Life Sciences building at 11.30am and 2.30pm. We look forward to meeting you!