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The Babraham Institute works to deliver impact by translating our science and understanding of fundamental biology to promote lifelong health and wellbeing. Our blogs offer scientists, staff and guests the chance to share their individual views and experiences on the Institute's efforts to deliver research impacts and to build a welcoming and diverse community.

 

 

20/04/2022

Learning to grow human skin in a petri dish

PhD student Tiffany recently spent six weeks on placement at the University of Edinburgh to learn a new technique and bring that expertise back to the Institute. In this blog, she shares more about how that opportunity came about and how this will support her research.

sharpe | protein phosphatases | tyrosine phosphatases | protein phosphorylation | cell signalling | cell adhesion | phd student | student experience
By Tiffany Lai

10/03/2022

A day in the life of a postdoctoral researcher

For National Careers Week, we have asked some colleagues to share more about their careers. In this post, one of our talented postdocs Katie shares more about what a typical day in the life looks like for her.

cell signalling | sharpe | postdoc | postdoctoral research | women in science | careers | protein phosphatases | protein phosphorylation | tyrosine phosphatases
By Katie Mulholland

20/09/2021

RAP 2021: Teamwork and Independence

In this blog series, we hear from some of the students on the Babraham Institute's 2021 Research Access Programme. In this final article, we hear from two students: Ashley, a physiological sciences student at the University of Bristol, and Marina, a Biology student at the University of York.

placement | work experience | public engagement | sharpe | signalling | lipidomics | mass spectrometry | diversity
By Guest Blogger