It’s time to introduce our latest Early Career Scientist Grant winner! Larissa Socrier is a postdoc at the Max Planck Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organization, and she told us how the $500 grant will help fund a trip to France to present her research!
We’re delighted to introduce another of our Lab Heroes AwardsTM 2022 Highly Commended nominees! Patricia Mariscal Ramírez is a PhD student who told us more about life in the Berrocoso Lab at the University of Cádiz...
Introducing Paradeisios Alexandros Boulakis, another of our Lab Heroes Awards™ 2022 Highly Commended nominees! We chatted to Paradeisios about his career so far, the importance of safe and healthy working environments, and his advice for younger scientists just starting out.
Let’s meet another of our Lab Heroes AwardsTM 2022 Highly Commended nominees! We chatted to Uloma Beauty Elvis-Offiah of the University of Benin about her current research on gastrointestinal cancers, her female role models, and the importance of celebrating women in STEM!
So you’ve spent months working on a great scientific paper, you’re excited for people to read your work… but how do you go about getting it published? We’ve gathered some top tips from experienced life scientists to help you get your research to print!
It’s time to meet Raquel Campos, the first of our Lab Heroes Awards™ 2022 Highly Commended nominees! We spoke to postdoc Raquel about her career so far, the importance of mentoring, and her advice for younger scientists…
Introducing Dillon Popat, another of our Lab Heroes Awards™ 2022 Highly Commended nominees! We chatted to Dillon about the importance of community outreach, a typical day in the lab and the scientists he admires most.
It’s time to meet the first of our Lab Heroes Awards™ 2022 Winners, Lillian Truong! We spoke to Lillian about her career so far, her thoughts on effective teamwork and her advice for younger scientists…
The winners of our Lab Heroes Awards™ 2022 have been announced!
We’re delighted to introduce our latest Early Career Scientist Grant winner! Gayan Abeysinghe is a PhD student at the University of Tsukuba, Japan, and he told us how our $500 grant will help to fund a conference trip to Austria!
