The CRUK Bridge to Academic Leadership (BAL) programme supports early career researchers transitioning to independence by equipping them with leadership, grant-writing, and strategic skills. Overall: The BAL programme offers practical […]
Fibromyalgia and the Immune SystemA new study from King’s College London strengthens the case that fibromyalgia is driven by the immune system, not the brain. The condition, which affects around […]
Researchers in France have discovered that stress during pregnancy can make the progeny susceptible to develop eczema, in a study using mice. Eczema is the most common chronic pediatric skin […]
Scientists at USC’s Keck School of Medicine have created advanced lab-grown kidney “assembloids” by combining different types of kidney organoids. Unlike earlier models, these assembloids matured further, developing blood vessels, […]
Summary – Epigenetic Checkpoint BlockadeCheckpoint inhibitors targeting immune checkpoints have revolutionised cancer treatment, but a new frontier lies in epigenetic checkpoints. These act at the chromatin level to silence retroelements—ancient […]
Good engagement and communication between scientists and the AWERB are essential to ensure that the AWERB can implement all of its functions effectively, with benefits for animal welfare, science, staff morale and […]