Latest news from the School of Biological Sciences Search Tags Publication date Date from Date to Hi-tech bacteria gene tool could prove productive, study finds 26 August, 2019 Bacteria could be used to produce large quantities of medicines and fuels using a new gene… 2019 Ker Memorial Prize awarded for work on the immune system in Drosophila 30 May, 2019 Edinburgh Infectious Diseases is delighted to announce that the 2019 Ker Memorial Prize has been… Global Alliance of Biofoundries launched to boost synthetic biology 20 May, 2019 A new network has been launched to bring together the world’s leading biofoundries to drive forward… Immune system discovery could aid quest for stem cell therapies 14 May, 2019 A discovery of how stem cells are protected from viruses could inform the development of therapies… Blood cancer’s Achilles’ heel opens door for new treatments 25 April, 2019 New findings about a fatal form of blood cancer could aid the development of new drugs with… World Malaria Day 2019: A New Guide to Malaria Pharmacology 25 April, 2019 On World Malaria Day 2019, a new resource is available for malaria researchers - the Guide to… On World Malaria Day 2019 - celebrating malaria research at the University of Edinburgh 24 April, 2019 Here we highlight some of the groundbreaking researchers, based in the School of Biological… Applications open - Doctoral Training Centre in Biomedical Artificial Intelligence 10 April, 2019 Applications are now open for 2019 entry to the Centre’s four-year training programme at the… Smartphone-based biosensor to tackle arsenic poisoning 25 March, 2019 A smartphone-compatible biosensor could help millions of people avoid drinking water contaminated… Colourful male fish have genes to thank for their enduring looks 22 March, 2019 Striking traits seen only in males of some species – such as colourful peacock feathers or… … 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 … This article was published on 2025-01-30
