We are thankful to the British Society for Neuroendocrinology for supporting Lauren's work to characterise a novel circadian reporter model and develop new strategies for recording tissue level bioluminescence data from freely behaving animals.

Together with Seb Perrier (Chemistry/WMS), Alexia Hapeshi (WMS/Chemistry) and Meera Unnikrishnan (WMS), we have received pump priming funding to develop novel materials to develop antituberculosis (TB) treatments.

Laura and Ewan have been selected to take part in the prestigous Oxford Summer School on Sleep and Circadian Clocks to learn all out our Rhythms and Homeostats.

Congratulations to Kristin for winning the prize for best presentation at the 2018 Warwick Medical School Post-Graduate Research Student Symposium. She presented part of her PhD project work on chronotherapy with a potential new osmium chemotherapeutic.

Rilind has received a URSS fellowship to join us to perform a project on circadian real-time reporters this summer. Welcome and well done!