MOAC News
MOAC student Rachel Sheldon wins poster prize
MOAC Student Rachel Sheldon has won the prize Medical School faculty in the poster competition run by the Research Student Skills Programme on 11th June. There were prizes for each faculty judged by teams of academic and non-academic staff. Congratulations Rachel!
New Analytical Sciences Centre for Doctoral training
New Centre for Doctoral Training now accepting applications for 2014
The new EPSRC funded Molecular Analytical Science Centre for Doctoral Training (MAS CDT) is open for applications for 2014 for the MSc + PhD 4 year programme.
Open Day - Tuesday 17th June 2014 - register here
Fully funded places are available with stipend and consumables budget.
The first year of the degree is a taught masters programme - modules available.
Followed by 3 year PhD with the current proposed project areas.
Exciting news- MOAC student Robert Deller featured on BBC
Exciting news - Robert Deller and Matthew Gibson were featured on BBC Midlands today
and the BBC Science and Environment website on Friday 7th February.
You can watch the item here:
Arctic cod inspire new way to help hospitals keep blood on ice.
MOAC PhD student Robert Deller has recently had a paper published in Nature Communications and the university has issued a press release about the topic: Arctic cod inspire new way to help hospitals keep blood on ice.
Also you are all invited to Robert's PhD Viva taking place on Tuesday 18th February 2014:
09.30am - Talk in WSB Room 325
Title: The Investigation and Application of Ice Recrystallisation Inhibitors as Cryoprotectants
Everyone welcome
