Associate PVC Graduate School and Researcher Career Development, UoNottingham. Research in sensory systems and disease. Artist, yoga lover. All views own
In light of global #research efforts to combat the threat of #COVIDー19, @JPhysiol & @ExpPhysiol have compiled a collection of free to access articles that may be of use to researchers, clinicians and policymakers during this unprecedented time
https://t.co/BPbYSBeizj
Inspired by colleagues across the UK who are working to tackle COVID-19. Technicians are providing vital equipment and PPE, 3D printing valves for ventilators, producing hand sanitiser, genome sequencing, ensuring IT capabilities are in place, the list goes on. Thank you all 👏
If you're looking for a way to talk to your children about #COVIDー19 this beautifully illustrated visual story from @LifeologyApp might be able to help! https://t.co/uT9Ixq8jRS
#coronavirus#teachingfromhome
Checking in with my research group who are being absolute stars. We’re keeping in regular contact, working and adapting to change. I am blessed with fantastic people to work with. Anthem for the day - take a break and sing. It’ll make you feel good https://t.co/xvtc3qeMoK
PhDs in neuroscience- a few more possible projects:
Biomarkers and treatment of schizophrenia, Maddy King. Diabetes and peripheral nerve metabolism Lucy Donaldson.
Find details of how to apply to the programme here
https://t.co/I2Q1QQ1LkK
PhDs in neuroscience-
Possible projects: Predicative patterns of activity in spinal pain circuitry in chronic pain, Professor Victoria Chapman. Cell mechanics in Alzheimer’s disease, Graham Sheridan. DNA methylation & neural plasticity Dr Becky Trueman.
https://t.co/I2Q1QQ1LkK
3/3 more possible PhD projects at University of Nottingham -Understanding how traumatic early life experience shapes brain development
Dr Tracy Farr. Non-coding RNAs in the development of somatosensory systems, Dr Federico Dajas-Bailador.
more to follow...
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Information on BBSRC funded opportunities – deadline 28 Jan.
https://t.co/I2Q1QQ1LkK
See also information on potential neuroscience/physiology projects below & in next tweets
A metabolic role for Schwann cells in the sciatic nerve
Dr Angus Brown
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Deadlines soon! For information on all funded PhD opportunities, at the University of Nottingham including Wellcome Trust funded projects in Drug discovery and Team science”
https://t.co/9Q3iwQSSln
@UniofNottingham spin-out company @ExonateUK
announces a major collaboration with #Janssen Pharmaceuticals to develop eye drop treatments for people living with retinal vascular diseases @JNJInnovation@JanssenGlobal#eyedisease - read more https://t.co/fsrI7ADdp7
Calling all team players with something to offer - there’s still time (until Jan 31st 2020) to apply for a Wellcome Trust funded PhD place in Drug Discovery and Team Science here @UniofNottingham. https://t.co/rGWHZRxqkg
”I, Professor Minerva McGonagall of House Gryffindor, respectfully submit to you my application for tenure. For 20 years, I have taught a 12/12 teaching load w seven preps every semester since I am the only member of my department.”
https://t.co/GfD5cfmi02
Calling all early career physiologists - do you want to tell politicians and policy makers why what you do is important? Apply for STEM for Britain (deadline 2 December) and have an opportunity to also win the Physiology prize https://t.co/a2bwaRr2Ww
Next round of UKRI Future Leaders announced https://t.co/V3anLpmhbA. Many many congratulations to Nottingham Research Fellow Dr Kay Brandner who blogs about his world- leading research at UoN here https://t.co/5EpZAi7oLM. #UoNResearch
Clear, explicit learning outcomes: 1/ help students navigate important milestones, 2/prepare students for many career paths, 3/ enable doctoral programs to measure own success. More info in CGS's: Articulating Learning Outcomes in Doctoral Education https://t.co/YYGQ7TOljv