In our latest Interviews with Scientists, it was our pleasure to talk with Mélise Edwards - a first year PhD Student in the Neuroscience and Behavior program at the University of Massachusett. Aside from academia, Mélise is an avid rock-climber, nationally sponsored climbing athlete and is passionate about social justice. We spoke to Mélise to find out more...
How do you cope with nerves when presenting at a conference? What's the best way to practise giving your presentation? And how do you write your content? The Life Scientists' Guide to Presenting at Conferences is packed full of advice from experts, as well as some excellent tips from our community of scientists - helping you deliver your next scientific presentation with confidence and flair!
Peter Ikhianosimhe Imoesi is a Molecular Neuroscientist and Research Fellow at the Institute of Medical Sciences and TauRx Therapeutics Ltd. at the University of Aberdeen. He chatted to us about his work, and his advice for new PhD students...
Next in our Interviews with Scientists series, we meet Marco Sancandi who is just completing the second year of his PhD at the UCL School of Pharmacy...
Next in our interviews with scientists series, we were honored to speak to the eminent Professor Frances Separovic! Frances is a Biophysical Chemist based at the Bio21 Institute, University of Melbourne, Australia. Here she gives us a candid and fascinating interview about her journey in science.
Alice Filippini is a researcher working at the University of Brescia and is researching Parkinsons Disease. Alice is planning a trip to the 18th National Congress of the Italian Society for Neuroscience, and here she tells us a bit more about what she is working on in the lab...
Next in our Interviews with Scientists, meet Sophie Millar! Just on the cusp of submitting her thesis at the University of Nottingham, Sophie tells us more about her PhD journey, her challenges and shares her advice to those just starting their own PhDs.
Describing himself as “a Molecular Biologist by choice, Neuroscientist by need”, Agusin Perex Santangelo, a PhD student at the Universidad Torcuato di Tella in Buenos Aires, Argentina, tells us about his work,and shares his advice for new PhD students and more...
Ankita Kapoor is a researcher working at inStem, Bangalore, India in Dr. Tina Mukherjee's lab and is working to understand "The role of neurotransmitter dopamine in blood development". The Hello Bio travel award will help fund her trip to the 26th European Drosophila Research Conference. Ankita took some time out from her fruit flies to chat to us about what she is working on!
Mehdi is an NHMRC CJ Martin early career research fellow at the University of New South Wales, Australia, and is our latest travel award winner! Find out where he plans to go, and what he thinks are the challenges facing neuroscientists at the moment...
