Hello Bio is supporting international neuroscientists and pharmacologists by exhibiting at the 37th National Meeting of the Spanish Society of Pharmacology (SEF), with guest society The British Pharmacological Society. Come and say 'Hola' to James Flanaghan, (our Head of Product Development) at stand no. 2 - he has lots of Hello Bio goody bags to give away!
Say hello to Olga Skiteva - our latest travel award winner! Find out more about Olga, and where she is going on her travels...
Hello Bio customer Iain Greenwood is Professor of Vascular Pharmacology at St George’s, University of London. Iain has given us a fascinating insight into his work, and ambitions...
Our products are of the highest quality, and performance, and used by scientists around the world - but how do you know that? To give you that extra level of reassurance, look out for our ‘Scientist Approved' seal - a stamp of approval by real scientists, and a further mark of our scientific integrity...
We are really proud to have Graham Collingridge on our Scientific Advisory Board. He is a member of the Faculty of 1000 and a former president of the British Neuroscience Association. He is also a co winner of The Brain Prize 2016 - regarded as the equivalent of the Nobel Prize for neuroscientists. We chatted to Graham, to find out more about him, his research, and his ambitions...
Say hello to Zoé Christenson Wick - our latest travel award winner! Find out more about Zoé, and how she is going to spend her travel award...
Every month we award a travel grant of $500 to a post-graduate. It's really easy to apply - a quick form to fill in...and job done...read on to find out more...
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...
