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4 Oct 2023: Michael Coleman is the van Geest Professor of Neuroscience in the Department of Clinical Neurosciences, University of Cambridge, and joined Churchill College, Cambridge, as a Senior Research Fellow. ... Professor Coleman previously led research groups in

28 Jun 2024: for our fellowship and the Cambridge public in the Chapel at Churchill College. ... the Cambridge Clinical Vision Lab as part of the Cambridge Biomedical Campus Day.

8 Aug 2022: Her research career started at Cambridge where she completed her PhD in Plant Sciences studying at St Catharine’s College. ... She provides supervisions in comparative plant and animal physiology to undergraduates at Churchill and is a keen rower.

7 Feb 2022: He has broad interests in the biological sciences and has conducted research on both animal and plant sources, but his major research interests have primarily involved protein chemistry and molecular biology. ... He returned to the UK in 1978, and worked

11 Oct 2022: Given its rapidly emergency agricultural importance, researchers (initially based in the Biochemistry Department in Cambridge) wanted to learn why the organism was successful in outcompeting its competition. ... Further work since then has shown that

22 Sep 2023: University Accommodation Service, the Cambridge University Students Union (CUSU) and the Graduate Union (GU). ... Postgraduate Students are required, under University Regulations to “keep terms” or in other words, to be in Cambridge for three

7 Feb 2022: In these settings, she worked on developing animal models of hormonal influences on neural and behavioural development that would translate to the human condition. ... Before joining the Faculty at Cambridge, Professor Hines was on the academic staff of

2 Oct 2023: Markus Kraft (CoMo group, https://como.ceb.cam.ac.uk) in the Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology of the University of Cambridge. ... Together with her scientific interests, Dr Oyarzún loves working with images, taking pictures of

26 Mar 2024: While those lectures were focused on animal behaviour, I recall too meeting in genetics lectures the fact that even in species with same sized sex cells the cytoplasmic DNA (in mitochondria ... reason I moved towards genetics and away from whole animal

25 Oct 2022: Deficit in education account -1,306 -£1,721. redistribution fund to poorer Colleges within Cambridge University. ... Uniquely among the Cambridge Colleges, all of our solar arrays have been designed and installed in-house.