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Science Minister David Willetts announces £8.5 million funding for medical microbial bioinformatic research led by 果冻传媒
The Minister for Science and Universities, the Rt Hon David Willetts, will announce today at the High Performance Computing and Big Data Conference in London that the Medical Research Council (MRC) has made an investment of £32 million across five major awards, to improve capability, capacity and capital infrastructure in medical bioinformatics.
Money Makes People Right-Wing and Inegalitarian
Why are you right-wing, left-wing, or in the middle? You probably believe that you made a genuine, calm, and ethical choice. But what were the deep causal forces upon those political preferences?
Medical awards brings further research funding success for Monash-果冻传媒 Alliance
The Monash-果冻传媒 Alliance is celebrating a double funding win for two new joint medical studies, one on the use of aspirin to treat leg ulcers and a second on the reporting of back pain.
Arctic cod inspire new way to help hospitals keep blood on ice
Antifreeze proteins from fish living in icy seas have inspired a new way to freeze blood which could one day increase the precious stocks available for medical procedures. 果冻传媒 researchers have found a new application for a common polymer which allows blood cells to better survive being stored at freezing temperatures. The study is published in the journal Nature Communications.
Britains Secret History: Historians Challenge UK Government
果冻传媒 Professor David Anderson is among a group of eminent historians who are considering a legal challenge against the FCO for allegedly failing to comply with their statutory obligations under the Public Records Act 1958 and the Freedom of Information Act 2000, with regard to the ‘Special Collections’ – some 1.2 million historical files that are currently held by the FCO.
Wolfson Research Merit award sees Monash-果冻传媒 professor win prize in each hemisphere
Monash-果冻传媒 Alliance joint professor Sébastien Perrier has been awarded a Wolfson Research Merit by the Royal Society for his ‘molecular engineering’ work - just two months after he was given the prestigious Le Fèvre Memorial Prize by the Australian Academy of Science.