We recently held our ‘Exploring the Science of Life Webinar Series’, hosted by our School of Life Sciences. There has never been a more exciting time to study the science of biology, whether your interest is in human, animal or plant life.
We hosted experts to address problems ranging from how to exploit enzymes as new industrial catalysts and how they evolve to drive antibiotic resistance, to use microbes as agents to clean up pollution and keep us healthy, to stop cancer cells forming. We are working to develop better crops to feed us, understand the effects of climate change on ecosystems from the tropics to the arctic and how modern life affects the workings of the human genome.
The series was recorded and you can catch-up on anything you missed using the links provided below.
Title | Academic speaker | Access on Demand |
Lights, camera, action! How magnifying life keeps changing science | Dr Phillippe Laissue | Watch this talk |
The Biology of Ageing: research directions and prospects | Dr Charalampos Rallis | Watch this talk |
Finding Nemo: Tracking fish in a changing world | Dr Anna Sturrock | Watch this talk |
How microplastics could be changing the behaviour of marine organisms | Dr Gerrit Nanninga | Watch this talk |
Combatting antibiotic resistance - what can structural biology teach us about the bacterial cell defences against antibiotics? | Dr Vassiliy Bavro | Watch this talk |
Our research covers the whole spectrum of biology – from genes and cells right through to communities and ecosystems. We bring together like-minded researchers to share ideas and knowledge in the pursuit of fundamental and applied research that addresses national and international priorities.