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Dr Georgina Hazell from the British Neuroscience Association (BNA) talks us through how to make our research InCredible, and what that means for neuroscientists...

If you have students considering entering iGEM 2020, then this interview with the 2019 gold medalists will give you valuable information about the experience and process...

Are you considering an internship abroad? Jolien Hendrix from University of Antwerp shares her advice to help you decide whether or not it's right for you...

Meet Gabrielle Todd, Lab Manager of The Scimemi Lab at the University at Albany, and one of our two Lab Heroes Awards^TM 2019 Runners-Up! Gabrielle received glowing nominations from her lab colleagues, who told us how incredibly supportive, positive and hardworking she is. We chatted to her to find out more...

Now it's time to meet Dr Irfan Khan, one of our two Lab Heroes Awards^TM 2019 Runners-Up! Irfan received some fantastic nominations from his colleagues at the Stem Cell Lab, PCMD, International Centre for Chemical and Biological Science in Pakistan. They told us what a great supervisor and scientist he is, and we chatted to him to find out more...

Meet our Lab Heroes Awards^TM 2019 winner, Jaana van Gastel, who received so many incredible nominations from her colleagues who described her motivation, efficiency, hard work, supportive nature, knowledge, dedication, academic achievements, leadership capabilities and more...

The third year of the Lab Heroes Awards^TM has seen 272 scientists nominating 94 superstar colleagues! We are now delighted to announce the 2019 winners...

Sonia Shah is a researcher working at the University of Queensland, Australia, and is researching the link between cardiovascular and neurological disease. Find out more about her work and what she plans to do with her travel award...

Abiola Isawumi is a PhD Fellow at West African Centre for Cell Biology of Infectious Pathogens (WACCBIP) with research interests in antimicrobial resistance and hospital acquired infections. We spoke to Abiola about his research, his advice for fellow scientists, the proudest moments of his career so far and more.

Emma Sands is a PhD student working at the University of Dundee, Scotland and researching the parasite, Cryptosporidium. Hello Bio's travel award will help fund her trip to Tissue Organoids as Models of Host Physiology and Pathophysiology of Disease in Vancouver, 2020.