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16 Mar 2017: During my PhD and psychiatry training I met a lot of inspiring people. ... Train people to be good scientists and good human beings, and they’ll hopefully do the same.

1 Jun 2017: The award from the International Federation of Placenta Associations recognizes her work in the field of placental biology

4 Jul 2017: The changes to pension taxation rules on how much an employee can save up to the Annual Allowance (AA) or Lifetime Allowance (LTA) has made membership of a pension scheme potentially unattractive for some employees. If you believe you may be

29 Mar 2017: 1.Context 1.1.The University of Cambridge is committed to promoting the health and wellbeing of all employees. This policy and the associated guidance aim to promote supportive and effective management of absence due to ill-health (commonly known as

10 May 2017: Bill received the medal for its pioneering contributions to the understanding of neural system development and his work on behalf of local research communities

30 May 2017: You should never ‘guilt trip’ people to get what you want — it just doesn’t work. ... Medical science loses too many people, women especially. They experience a lack of support at a critical time.

7 Feb 2017: Today, UIS and the HR Division have launched a new version of Employee Self Service (ESS). ESS lets you update some of your personal details and check your payslips and P60s. The new version offers a modern look and feel and has a number of

8 Mar 2017: We need a more varied group of people to train as engineers in order to tackle the huge problems the world faces. ... Engineering is often misinterpreted. People tend to associate it with construction projects and hard hats — or with mechanics.

29 Mar 2017: The University is committed to the development of its employees. Secondments are a valuable tool for individual career development and for developing the skills of an organisation. A 'secondment' is the temporary move or ‘loan' of an employee

25 Oct 2017: The Marjory Stephenson Prize is awarded by the Microbiology Society to an individual who has made exceptional contributions to the discipline of microbiology.