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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.

 

 

25/10/2023

Cracking the Code: The Cambridge and Antwerp Bioinformatics Three-Day Hackathon

Jo and Simon reflect on the 2023 Hackathon.

hackathon | events | bioinformatics | collaboration | international | transferable skills
By Jo Montgomery

18/01/2023

EU-LIFE: Collaborating in Crete at the annual meeting

Jayashree Chakraborty, Grants Officer, reflects on her experience of the EU-LIFE annual meeting.

eulife | international | collaboration | networking
By Jayashree Chakraborty

11/09/2017

What do you expect from scientific research? Come and tell us!

ORION is a EU funded project to facilitate Open Science and Responsible Research and Innovation in the Babraham Institute and other European research funding and performing organisations. Open Science is about making research more accessible, which is increasingly important for improving the quality of research and for assessing it. Whether citizen or researcher, this project needs you. Get involved! 

open science | bioscience | science | collaboration | community | orion | dialogue | engagement | molecular biology | people | research | strategy

31/08/2017

Transplanting science - bringing together basic biology and clinical care

Our research collaborations take many shapes and forms, often looking beyond academic research into industry or the clinic. The value of these partnerships in driving innovative and effective research progress is becoming increasingly apparent and supporting more partnerships like this is a vital part of our work to maximise the impact of the Institute’s research.
 
In this latest blog, clinician Dr Gavin Pettigrew tells our Knowledge Exchange Manager, how a collaboration with the Linterman lab has resulted in some surprising and interesting discoveries with potential benefits for scientists, doctors and patients.

clinicians | collaboration | translation

14/07/2017

Making hay while the sun shines

Not surprisingly, the recurring theme that ran through the recent UKRO conference, that brings together European Liaison Officers from across the UK to talk about the EU’s science programme Horizon 2020, was Brexit. In her Blog, International Grants Manager, Dr Cheryl Smythe, explains why its important to make the most of current EU funded schemes.
 
 

collaboration | funding | international