Latest news from the School of Biological Sciences Search Tags Publication date Date from Date to Professors Sarah Reece and Donal O’Carroll elected fellows of The Royal Society of Edinburgh 01 March, 2019 Sarah Reece, Chair of Evolutionary Parasitology, and Donal O’Carroll, Professor of Stem Cell… The faults in our RNA 08 February, 2019 DNA has long been in the spotlight. Faulty genes are responsible for diseases that continue to… City gardens help pollinating insects to thrive, study shows 14 January, 2019 Gardens and allotments in towns and cities are a haven for insects that help plants to flourish,… School Success in Student Experience Grants 08 January, 2019 The School of Biological Sciences received two Student Experience Grants in the autumn 2018 round… Stem cell tool to repair joints offers hope to osteoarthritis patients 07 January, 2019 Patients with osteoarthritis could be set to benefit from an inventive stem cell technique being… Improved stem cell approach could aid fight against Parkinson’s 07 January, 2019 Scientists have taken a key step towards improving an emerging class of treatments for Parkinson’s… Insight into cause of rare disorder may aid quest for treatments 12 December, 2018 Fresh discoveries about a rare genetic disorder that affects mainly boys may inform the development… Career Coaching in Science Video - Sharing what works in academia 03 December, 2018 The School of Biological Sciences runs a successful career coaching programme and have produced a… Decoding sleeping sickness signals could aid quest for treatments 29 November, 2018 Key insights into how the parasites behind sleeping sickness boost their ability to spread could… Gene study boosts bid to keep British bees safe from disease 26 November, 2018 Efforts to protect the UK's native honey bees could be helped by research that maps their… … 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 … This article was published on 2025-01-30
