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3 Jul 2024: Meet PhD student Ailie McWhinnie, recipient of a PDN studentship for her work in Neuroscience. ... Now I still work in neuroscience but something totally different – olfaction!

3 Jul 2024: Originally from Chicago, she graduated magna cum laude from Western Washington University with a BSc in Behavioural Neuroscience and a minor in Chemistry while also embarking on preclinical work regarding the ... In addition to her work in

3 Jul 2024: Deciding on doing a PhD was difficult as I loved my work and all the people I knew there, and I don't enjoy big changes. ... Graduation ceremonies are the culmination of students’ hard work and commitment, and a moment to celebrate the completion of

3 Jul 2024: My undergraduate degree is in English Literature, so I wanted to continue some of the work I had already done and push it further. ... I know you are passionate about outreach and widening participation. Why is this work important to you?

3 Jul 2024: The administration is highly attentive to the needs of older students and to the particularities of adult life, and the staff body clearly work hard to facilitate success in advanced degrees. ... Graduation ceremonies are the culmination of students’

3 Jul 2024: Meet PhD student Harry Roussos, recipient of a PDN studentship for his work in Developmental Biology. ... During Part III, I carried out a research project at Professor Sarah Bray’s lab in the Department of Physiology, Development, and Neuroscience.

3 Jul 2024: Meet PhD student Jisoo Kim, recipient of a PDN studentship for her neuroscience work on vision. ... Why are scholarships in this field important? In neuroscience, advanced training in complex techniques is crucial.

3 Jul 2024: Rafaela's work in battery research has important implications for the future of energy provision and ensuring global access to energy resources. ... How do you structure your time? For those who work in research, no day is the same, and that is actually

3 Jul 2024: Here Varagur briefly discusses her work. "My study recorded mothers in the greater Cambridge area speaking with, rocking, and singing to their 2-8 month old infants, while recording both audio ... Kaamya Varagur. As a singer and scientist, Kaamya holds

3 Jul 2024: In 2018, in parallel to my research work in computational neuroscience, I opened collaborations with different friends, researchers and university colleagues working on music technology, robotics, electronic arts and computer science ... Currently

3 Jul 2024: After graduation (over twenty years ago) I started work as a teacher in Hackney. ... Graduation ceremonies are the culmination of students’ hard work and commitment, and a moment to celebrate the completion of their Cambridge degree.

3 Jul 2024: I trained as a legal aid solicitor in London during the pandemic and whilst the work was incredibly rewarding, my true passion has always been grounded in research. ... At sixteen, I became interested in interdisciplinary research and this type of work

3 Jul 2024: It is key that we give opportunities to young women in STEM, and provide them with supportive and inclusive environments in which to work and thrive; this is what will make ... In terms of academics, you want to work on problems that you find exciting.

3 Jul 2024: Lyons’ recent work has centred on the epistemology of perception and related issues in the philosophy of mind. ... This research draws on recent work in neuroscience, cognitive psychology and philosophy.