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Trials are about to get underway to assess the safety and efficacy of two coronavirus vaccines currently in development.
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Researchers have identified the area of the brain from where Parkinson’s disease originates, raising hopes that treatments can be developed.
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With many employers, recruitment agencies and science graduates prioritising safety in the current circumstances, there has been a gigantic rise in the number of telephone and distance interviews.
Read MoreThe University of Birmingham revealed that it will receive £10.8 million to kick start the construction of the Birmingham Health Innovation Campus (BHIC).
Read MoreIn the last week the government has announced two new ways in which it will support our health system and the people who work for it.
Read MoreA former St Andrews University spin-out firm behind a device that aids in the detection of UTIs has announced plans to triple its workforce.
Read MoreSignificant partnerships have been agreed with pharmaceutical and vaccine companies that are developing new vaccines to protect against coronavirus.
Read MoreThere are a few practical things you can do to help your interview go as smoothly and positively as possible. Here’s what you need to know:
Read MoreThe Association of Medical Research Charities (AMRC) is asking for the government to support the Life Sciences-Charity Partnership Fund.
Read MoreThose in the UK working in research-active universities that have been affected by the pandemic can now take advantage of two major new support packages.
Read MoreEpidarex Capital, the US-based international finance firm, has launched a £102m fund in Edinburgh for […]
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Scientists in the UK have announced a breakthrough in treating the coronavirus after a cheap steroid has been found to reduce deaths.
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