Georgina is a second year Neuroscience student at the University of Leeds undertaking an industrial placement year with us as a junior scientist. Georgina has had a particularly strong interest in neurodegenerative diseases since studying the variation in memory and...
George has recently joined us as a junior scientist, in the midst of his final year of a biological sciences integrated masters at the University of Liverpool. George has varied lab experience in his young career, doing projects in virology, cancer genetics and...
My journey in Neuro-Bio over the past two years, first as a placement student and then as a junior scientist, has been incredible. Each project and challenge has been a stepping stone in my professional growth, and I am deeply grateful for the opportunities to...
Baroness Greenfield was interviewed by Julian Morrow, an Australian comedian and television producer and Presenter of Sunday Extra from ABC Radio in Sydney. During the episode (“On the subject of mind change”), Baroness Greenfield mentions...
On Monday 26th August, Baroness Greenfield visited the UNSW Research University where she gave a talk “A Novel Approach to Alzheimer’s Disease”. Baroness Greenfield emphasised that Alzheimer’s is the biggest unmet clinical need of our time due...
Doing a placement at Neuro-Bio Ltd. has been an incredible opportunity for my growth as a scientist. I have really enjoyed working in such a supportive and collaborative environment while gaining a deep understanding of how a biotech company operates. After receiving...
I am an undergraduate student in Medical Sciences at the University of Exeter and completed my placement year at Neuro-Bio. My experience here has been immensely rewarding. From the start, I felt integrated into the team. The support and training provided to interns...
Welcome to this video featuring Baroness Greenfield, who delves into the remarkable progress in Alzheimer’s research over the past fifty years. In this enlightening talk, she explores the increasing personal impact of the disease, highlighting the disturbing...
The UK Ageing Network (UKAN) is made up of 11 interdisciplinary ageing research networks, bringing together researchers and stakeholders from different disciplines to better understand the biological mechanisms of ageing and their impact on human health. Click here to...
Neuro-Bio welcomed a group of 10 students from the City of Oxford College on Wednesday 26th June, who are studying the programmes of Forensic Science and the Applied Science. The students were introduced to Neuro-Bio’ science by Professor Susan Greenfield and...