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Feeding students

That’s it, I am no more a BBSRC Fellow, instead, call me a Lecturer. In addition to research, I have to feed knowledge to hungry students: with this change of title comes an increase in the amount of teaching I have the pleasure to do (and the students have the pleasure to endure). In Biol [...]

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Stephanie and Daniel spent four weeks in the lab doing experiments on peptide-capped gold nanoparticles. They were funded by the Nuffield foundation. Apparently they had fun. They will present their results in October at a special event with friends, families and colleagues.

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I had been asked to present a workshop on Funding and Fellowships as part of a day entitled Research Staff Conference and aimed at post-doctoral researchers. The presentation and slides are available here.

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I have been asked to present a workshop on Funding and Fellowships as part of a day entitled Research Staff Conference. The other themes of the day are: ” The Enterprising Researcher & Knowledge Exchange” and “Supporting Research Excellence”

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Teaching

Updated 15/01/2009 I’ll be teaching some physics to some chemistry (Chem326) and biology (Biol756) students this semester. It will be basic physics with some insights into nanosciences. The lectures will take place in the Chemistry Department (room 138 ) on the following dates: Week 3: Mon 4: Mon 6: Mon and Thur 7: Fri 8: [...]

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