Danielle Tomasello won a Hello Bio travel award back in November 2015, whilst she was a PhD student working at the University at Buffalo, Pharmacology and Toxicology Dept., New York, under the supervision of Professor Arin Bhattacharjee. We caught up with her to find out how she got on at her conference...
Ever find yourself pipetting endless samples, or sat at your lab bench waiting for a baseline to stabilise, or just sitting...waiting...? Life in the lab can be a little boring sometimes...but that's where the Hello Bio poster: "21 Ways to Say Hello" comes in!
Hello Bio customer Felix Chan is a Research Assistant, working with Dr Mark Cunningham in the Institute of Neuroscience at the University of Newcastle, UK. Felix has told us about his research and ambitions...
Throughout our careers, and in our lives, advice and encouragement from people we look up to and admire is often our biggest motivator. We spoke to Hello Bio's team, advisory board, and customers to ask them: what's the best advice you've ever been given?
Hello Bio customer Kasper B. Hansen is an Assistant Professor, working in the Department of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences at the University of Montana. Kasper has shared with us some information about his research and ambitions...
Back in April 2015, Carmen Coxon was one of our first Hello Bio travel award winners. We caught up with her to find out how she got on at her conference...
Watch the latest Hello Bio Blockbuster! Oscars here we come...
Hello Bio is supporting international neuroscientists by exhibiting at BNA2017: Festival of Neuroscience. James Flanaghan, Hello Bio's Head of Product Development will be at stand no. 14, to chat to you about our latest products and offers, and more importantly to send you on your way with a free Hello Bio goody bag!
Hello Bio customer Alen Eapen is a second year PhD student, working under the supervision of Professor David Jane, at the University of Bristol. We chatted to him, to find out more about his research and ambitions...
We know how difficult it is starting a PhD, or as a post-doc in a new lab. There is much to remember, new protocols, new systems and new techniques to get to grips with. We asked a sample of researchers from a variety of labs - including PhD students, post-docs and lab heads to tell us about their experiences, and the mistakes that are most commonly made. Here's what they said...
