The UCL STEM Participation and Social Justice team, is aiming to make STEM more inclusive, accessible and equitable for all young people, and receive the Royal Society Athena Prize. ... Athena Prize. The STEM Participation & Social Justice team, UCL,

Professor Sir Nigel Shadbolt FRS was joined on the judging panel by: Dr Shukry James Habib, stem cell specialist and Royal Society University Research Fellow; bestselling author Dorothy Koomson; actor and

They also champion those who have reinforced science’s place in society, whether through inspiring public engagement, improving our education system, or by making STEM careers more inclusive and rewarding. ... Professor Clare Grey FRS, University of

How will stem cell technology revolutionise medicine? What is the value of biodiversity in our changing world? ... The Web is a complex system, but unlike others we study - the cell, the brain, the cosmos - it is a system which we have designed and which

Professor Robertson is a developmental biologist who studies mouse embryology and development to shed light on how cells acquire specialised function in the mammalian embryo. ... cell-cell interactions that underpin the first few critical days of the

His discoveries have broad implications for the control of cell-cell communication throughout the nervous system. ... He is using his discoveries to design and develop molecules that target major cell signalling pathways in neurons and in glial cells

Embryo models: how stem cells reveal the mysteries of development. Scientists are using stem cell-based embryo models to study the early stages of human development, raising several questions: what does ... What are stem cells? What we can learn from

Mitochondria are the batteries of our cells making the energy for the cells to function. ... Amy is a woman in STEM and a member of the LGBTQ+ community in STEM.

Professor Oreste Acuto. University of Oxford. Molecular mechanisms of TCR signalling determining T cell fates. ... Professor Fiona Watt. King's College London. Manipulating the stem cell niche at single cell resolution.

What do you mean by ‘Designer human tissue’? With recent scientific advances it is now possible to produce pluripotent stem cells from many human cell types, including blood and skin, and ... When coupled with an efficient differentiation method,