We are delighted that the Brighton & Sussex Clinical Trials Unit (BSCTU) has been awarded full registration with the UK Clinical Research Collaboration (UKCRC).
🗣️"Being part of this national network puts BSMS on the map." – @nickylperry, BSCTU Director
➡️https://t.co/YK0ueCoidB
Our graphics to illustrate the potential benefits and potential harms of the AstraZeneca vaccine as announced by the MHRA this afternoon.
Benefits accrued over 16 weeks, at three different levels of exposure to the virus.
So proud of the team effort that led to this paper in Blood https://t.co/lDHxcljzET Well done to all of our ‘lockdown’ collaborators and thanks to our amazing funders @bloodcancer_uk@SxCancerFund and the Michael Chowen research fund
In @BMJ_Open, free-to-use tools & protocol for combined clinical & rapid anthropological assessments of health service needs & perspectives of remote communities, with parallel treatment of urgent cases. From our @SSRP_UoS @Darwin_Defra project in #PNG. https://t.co/OkUbDfsc65
Reassuringly, my hairline has not receded as far as I feared since this picture was taken ~9 years ago. 10 minutes with a tape measure well spent this morning.
#COVID19 update 📢
Offer holders: BSMS will give more details on how offers will be processed once we've had guidance from the Government. We hope to confirm the process ASAP.
Researchers: For info on undergraduate/postgraduate & staff research, visit https://t.co/CGEuhR0kfc
My summary of notable points from the Royal Society of Biology @RoyalSocBio bulletin on Coronavirus/COVID-19: https://t.co/c16RYOHaAR
Bulletin: https://t.co/ZsRwL6jz9r
Oxford University Press has made all e-textbooks free for now, including my Intuitive Biostatistics. To access: Go to https://t.co/Rmb3HDbRtf , set up an account (you don't need to be a student), and then search for Intuitive Biostatistics.
Are you interested in the analysis of clustered cross-sectional and longitudinal data? Register now for our Multilevel Modelling course! https://t.co/zKyl3khy2x
Over 100 years ago, geneticists noted that the males of mutant yellow fruit flies often fail during mating. Now we know why (and the reason is not what most people thought) https://t.co/jt2mYwXn2z
Single-cell RNA-sequencing in fruit flies gives an unprecedented picture of how new genes are expressed during the formation of sperm https://t.co/eds0anu5tc
@bengoldacre@rcgp@FelixPretis The educational value of sharing the code and output together in a Jupyter notebook is immense. Makes the code so easy to follow.