The Sci-seedlets team is an eclectic mix of plant scientists from the University of Glasgow specialising in plant cell-biology, plant physiology cell and engineering, computer scientists specialising in ... Sci-seedlets will provide easy-to-access

My journey. As an undergraduate at UC Berkeley, I discovered my love for cell biology while working in a research laboratory. ... Collectively, invested mentors, inclusive laboratory environments, and having role models were key to my decision to persist

Stem cell research is still in its early stages and we believe that it is vital that progress in this area continues as it has the potential to limit or even

Pioneering techniques aiming to grow new teeth from a patient’s own stem cells will be on display at the Royal Society’s Summer Science Exhibition this week. Bioengineered stem cell teeth could challenge the use of artificial dental implants.

Living cells are remarkably effective data-processing systems that receive information from outside and inside the cell, integrate concurring and conflicting signals, figure out an appropriate response, and implement the decision. ... For example, stem

They also characterize cell growth via longitudinal dry mass measurement and perform rapid bacterial detection at low concentrations. ... For drug-screening application, they demonstrate antibiotic susceptibility testing and perform single-cell analysis

This discovery stems from the measurement of handedness along a continuum using a tool called the pegboard test. ... I focus on a subset of genes that code for calcium channels, which influence signalling within cells.

Sensitivity of detection has increased substantially over the years, such that only a few cells' worth of DNA can be sufficient to obtain interpretable data.

The Rosalind Franklin Award is awarded annually to those who raise the profile of women in STEM in their host institution and/or field of expertise in the UK. ... Francis Crick Medal and Lecture. Dr Miratul Muqit. In recognition of his research on cell

These include recent work evaluating re-emergence of wheat stem rust in the UK and development of pioneering techniques in pathogen surveillance; the revolutionary “field pathogenomics” and “MARPLE diagnostics” techniques, where