BioPharmaChem Ireland was delighted to sponsor the annual Irish Science Teachers Association (ISTA) Senior #Science Quiz. The National Final, which took place at on Saturday 30th November at Trinity Centre for Biomedical Engineering, saw 48 teams of Leaving Cert science students, from across 20 counties compete for the top prizes. Congratulations to the winning teams: 🥇 1st place: Tullamore College Offaly 🥈 2nd place: Presentation College Cork 🥉 3rd place: Coláiste an Spioraid Naoimh Cork 👏 A huge well done to all the students who took part and to the ISTA for hosting a fantastic event. #STEM #SeniorScienceQuiz Sinead Keogh Siobhán Dean Michael Kilkelly Karina Cassidy Lisa Goodman Audrey Devlin
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UC San Diego Institute for Network Medicine (iNetMed) grew immensely yesterday as it got a #shot of #innovative #technologies to support #quantitative cell analyses to its existing dynamic #Centers: #PreCSN (Precision Computational Systems Network), HUMANOID: Human Organoid Center of Research Excellence (CoRE) and #ConCISE (Consortium for Cell Inspired Systems Engineering). This means that programs within the Institute [e.g., #organoid models, #cellsystems, programs in #computational #immunology and #cancertherapeutics, #precision #drugdiscovery, etc.] can now #quantify #biology with #precision and #measure the #immeasurable. The Agilent Center of Excellence in Cellular Intelligence includes a complete and modern suite of cell analyses platforms that reveal cell #fate, #state, and #trait through measurable #insights across scales. These insights are expected to unlock some of the most compelling secrets that are of foundational importance. It also brings pre- and postdoctoral #fellowships to further training and education of the next generation in modern #cellbiology. What an #incredible #timing and #direction of growth!
Agilent Technologies announces an innovative scientific collaboration with the University of California San Diego (UC San Diego), one of the top-ranked public research universities in the world, to establish the Agilent Center of Excellence (CoE) in Cellular Intelligence. The Agilent CoE, located at the UC San Diego School of Medicine will foster collaboration and innovation among researchers from Agilent and UC San Diego, and other institutions and industry partners. The CoE will serve as a hub for academic and pharma/biopharma researchers in the region, enabling access to vital analytical instrumentation and providing education, training, and application development opportunities. Read the full press release here: https://bit.ly/4aDC1P2 Thank you to everyone for making this event such a wonderful success! Pradipta Ghosh, Pradeep Khosla, Corinne Peek-Asa, Anne R O'Donnell, Mike McMullen, Todd Christian Mark Garner, Nahid Chalyavi, Jim Lynch, Brock Mitts, PhD, Xiaobo Wang, and Yama Abassi. #AgilentTechnologies #UCSanDiego #CellularIntelligence #PressRelease
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Choosing to become a doctor is a noble pursuit, but it’s no easy journey. It takes years of study and practice, as well as a bit of luck. For Tony Phan ‘22, a former student of the VMBS' biomedical sciences graduate program, perseverance was another important part of becoming a doctor. Phan's story: https://lnkd.in/gzZJTfu2
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In the second part of the series, Dr Bahijja Raimi-Abraham discusses the pros and cons of doing a PhD and Post-Doc. Fascinating advice available now on YouTube! Dr Bahijja R. UCL Faculty of Life Sciences #STEM #PhD #careeradvice #MPharm #PharmD
Why you should (or shouldn't) consider a PhD and Post-Doc
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Three faculty researchers Silvia Giordani Karsten Fleischer and Finbarr O'Sullivan have been awarded Science Foundation Ireland 'Frontiers for the Future' funding. Dublin City University DCU Research DCU Faculty of Engineering and Computing DCU Business School DCU Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Alumni Relations DCU Business School These awards provide investigators with the opportunity to to conduct innovative, collaborative research with the potential to deliver impact, while also providing opportunities for high-risk, high-reward research projects. These awards have been made to conduct advanced research in the field of new nanoplatforms for drug delivery, the production of more cost-effective protein therapeutics, and finding ways to reduce the usage of critical raw materials in consumer electronics. For more read here below:
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Join the webinar tomorrow for information on #microcreds in #HealthPromotion and #MedTech
Join us tomorrow at 1:15pm for our #microcredentials lunchtime webinar and meet our University of Galway panelists: Emma Goode is the MicroCreds Project Lead at the Centre for Adult Learning & Professional Development. 💻 Dr Rory Monaghan leads the Micro-credential in Green Hydrogen and is a Lecturer of Energy Systems Engineering in Mechanical Engineering. His research interests include advanced simulation of thermal-fluid systems, including combustion, gasification and thermal performance of buildings in particular. 💻 Dr Aidan Toner is an Assistant Professor (LAB) in the School of Biological & Chemical Sciences. Aidan lectures in the areas of MedTech, Pharma, Biomedical Science and Research with a focus on regulatory compliance. 💻 Dr Aoife Howard is a lecturer in the Discipline of Health Promotion in the College of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences. Last chance to register at: https://bit.ly/3NAECQf #mondaymotivation Rory Monaghan Emma Goode Dr Aoife Howard Aidan P. Toner
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While selecting a lab for PhD, what will be your priority. My priority with weightage listed below. 1. Good lab culture 2.Supportive guide 3.Successful guide Will write about each coming days..
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Big news from the TCU research community! Supported by grants from The National Institutes of Health, Welch Foundation, ACS PRF and the TCU-routed Flatley Foundation, this highly collaborative project highlights the power of teamwork in science. Four chemistry and biology undergraduate co-authors, graduate students, a post-doc and a TCU medical student worked together to tackle an important challenge in Alzheimer’s research. Their findings demonstrate a method to decorate molecules to cross the blood-brain barrier—key for Alzheimer’s drug development. These molecules activate intracellular mechanisms that protect cells from oxidative stress, a driver of neurodegenerative diseases. This work is a testament to the incredible opportunities at TCU for innovative, cross-disciplinary research. Check out the paper here! #TCU_CSE
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Learn more about all the fascinating work international graduate students are doing here at URI!
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The International Graduate Student Showcase Committee is delighted to extend an invitation to the Second Annual International Graduate Student Showcase to celebrate the exceptional work and research achievements accomplished at URI on Wednesday, May 1, 2024. Schedule of Events: 8:30 a.m. Opening Ceremony 9:30 a.m. Poster Session 11:30 a.m. Closing Ceremony & Awards The Opening Ceremony will take place in Room 010 of the Center for Biotechnology and Life Sciences (CBLS). Live Streaming of the Opening Ceremony will be available on our website (see link in bio). We look forward to your attendance at this special occasion.
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Major institutions in the Downtown BioMedical District continue to support growth and innovation through recent patent activity. In 2023, researchers secured 11 patents between the LSU and Tulane University's Downtown campuses. Six patents were awarded toLSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans last year, with the larger LSU system ranking among the top institutions to receive utility patents in the United States. On Tulane University's Downtown Campus, researchers pulled in five patents in 2023, reflecting the university’s 70% increase in biomedical and academic research over the past six years. Tulane also received many more patents from its Uptown campus. With two major institutions and a third on the way—the Xavier-Ochsner College of Medicine—Downtown is poised for a bright future in the biomedical field. You can read more about DDD’s support of this research and development in the DDD Economic Development Strategy HERE: https://bit.ly/3JPBXjE #DowntownNOLA #DDD #DowntownDevelopmentNOLA
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