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 | In this week's blog one of the SHIP Team's PhD students, Annelysse Jorgenson reflects on her experience working with and interviewing participants i (More) |
| Interviewed by Dr Desy Nuryunarsih Professor Lesley Price is the lead of the Scottish arm of SIREN (SARS-CoV-2 immunity and reinfection evaluation). SIREN is the UK-wide prospective longitudinal cohort study investigating the impact of detect (More) |
| Interviewed by Ayodeji Matuluko Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU)’s Students' Association hosts annual Teaching Awards to recognise staff across the University who have gone above and beyond to ensure that GCU students have a great learning (More) |
| In this month’s blog post, Dr William Johnston, a research assistant in Biological and Biomedical Sciences and a member of the SHIP team, outlines how biofilms are changing microbiology research. I have been involved in microbiology research s (More) |
| It was a very busy summer in our GCU microbiology and food labs this year with three undergraduate students being awarded funded summer studentships. These students joined up with Ph.D. and other postgraduate students and undertook 8-week research pl (More) |
| This month's blog is by Deepti KC, a new PhD student with the SHIP research group. She is supervised by Dr. Valerie Ness, Prof. Kay Currie and Dr. Jan Smith. (More) |
| Starting a PhD during a pandemic is not an easy feat! Our latest blog is by Fiona Roche, a new PhD student. Fiona writes about her experience of starting a Ph (More) |
| In this week's blog Alicia Ware, one of our PhD students who recently joined the SHIP team, shares with us her research interests and experience so far since starting her PhD. Alicia's supervisors are Dr Ryan Kean, Dr John Butcher and Professor Lesle (More) |
| In this week's piece Andrew Kalule, a final year PhD student in the SHIP team, shares his experiences coping with the COVID-19 pandemic while ca (More) |
| Every year Glasgow Caledonian University Students’ Association runs its annual Teaching Awards campaign to recognise outstanding university staff and to celebrate their hard work in providing the best learning experience and support to GCU students. (More) |
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Nice gallery of photos
What are the photos at the bottom? – Anne Awning
very nice, goodluck
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