As someone who lives for both poetry and Iris Murdoch (her own canon and the wonderful world of scholarship that surrounds her), Poems from an Attic, is the best fiftieth birthday present I could wish...

Abstract. Breast cancer is a complex disease which has many factors affecting its progression and metastasis. Although steroid hormones, especially oestrogen, are most commonly associated with breast ...

An academic has used ten of Iris Murdoch’s novels and some newly discovered poems to illuminate scientific concepts.

Our monthly round-up of folk, bluegrass, roots rock, Americana, and all things country-ish.

Twenty years after being caught up in the 7/7 London terror attacks, Rivka Isaacson reflects on the lasting impact of that day

This training event will explore strategies for producing high-quality, pure, and homogenous recombinant proteins - essential for both structural and functional studies. Aimed at early career research...

The discovery sheds light on how certain bacteria form spores for survival, enabling superbugs to evade hospital cleaning

A Poetic Way to Look at the Protein Folding Problem, Jim Gates explores how visualisation can propel the search for quantum gravity on 8th Feb, and news of PubSci’s February talk

"What colour eyes you have doesn't matter to me. Does it have to matter to you? We all love to play don't we?" The world premiere of a new work by Diane Samuels (author of award-winning Kindertranspor...

Creative Courage is a programme designed to give you the space to reflect on what is next for you, the courage to do it, and the community to support you.

What is "protein folding", why is it so hard to predict, and how did gaming AI help win the Nobel Prize? PubSci has the answers!

NEWS AND UPDATES December promises to be an exciting month for the UK NMR community. SNUG will host its annual Postgraduate Course in NMR, and we’ll wrap up the year with the NMRDG/BRSG Winter Meeting...

What makes a novel alcoholic? In light of the above admission about my 2017 thought process, I deduced that I had not made a thorough enough case for choosing A Fairly Honourable Defeat as the tie-in ...