Author: Katie Birditt With a formidable name like Chimeric Antigen Receptor T Cell Therapy, some incredible real-life success stories, and undeniably ingenious genetic engineering it’s no wonder there was so much hype surrounding the emergence of this novel T cell-based…
By Vered Smith Glaucoma is a condition that affects approximately 70 million people worldwide¹, –a number greater than all the people living in the U. K². But scientists led by Jiahui Wu from the University of Bristol, have come up…
By Anitta Rose Chacko Most of us may have experienced feeling on edge whilst playing the classic tumbling tower game of Jenga. Particularly, when it is your turn to remove a block from the tower and place it on the…
By Felicity Crawshay-Williams Before the start of World War ll in 1939, it became apparent to the Allies that the Germans were transmitting encrypted radio messages. Polish intelligence later informed the British that the secret messages took the form of…
By Christopher Smith Hello reader, I hope that you’re well, And that you have a few moments to dwell, To learn about my Post Doc project, And to rhyming you don’t object! My research focuses on a specific gene, Over…