Visit to CERN
As part of the award for the Outstanding STEM Technician, Henry Rae recently visited the CERN institute in Switzerland.
As part of the award for the Outstanding STEM Technician, Henry Rae recently visited the CERN institute in Switzerland.
The Mini-AFTERc pilot trial led by Professor Gerry Humphris is to run in 4 units in Scotland to support breast cancer patients following treatment to reduce raised levels of recurrence fears.
As part of The Royal Society's Pairing Scheme, Dr Silvia Paracchini spent her week in Westminster between 4th and 7th December.
On Wednesday 6th of December, Henry Rae, Mike Fearon and Fiona McKissock delivered interactive sessions in the First Chances Foundation event titled “World of Science” at Auchmuty High School Glenrothes.
Senior Bioinformatician Ramon Fallon recently visited Dundee and Angus College Gardyne Campus and Webster High School, Kirriemuir as part of the 4273pi initiative to teach schools about bioinformatics
On Monday 4th of December 2017, the School hosted an anatomy workshop for two International Baccalaureate pupils and their teacher from St Leonards School.
The Orbital Diagnostics, which is a spin out company from the School of Medicine, were shortlisted for the Times Higher Education University Innovation of the year for their SLIC technology.
Dr Silvia Paracchini will be swapping a lab coat for legislation when she visits Stephen Gethins at the House of Commons for a week in Westminster.
Henry Rae, recently visited the Young Archaeology Club with two plastic skeletons to help identify the human remains the children had found in the cemetery at Dunfermline Abbey.
3rd year PhD student Gavin Robertson was invited to attend a British Heart Foundation Parliamentary reception held at Westminster.