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Honorary degree for Zoology alumnus

Description: We are delighted to announce that Zoology alumnus, John Knight CBE, will be awarded an Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws in at the University graduation ceremony in July.
Date:: 08/05/2012

High-tech imaging of lichens

Description: Dr Peter Crittenden has won substantial new funding from the Leverhulme Trust to use high-tech imaging to find out more about remarkable lichens which carpet the ground in some areas of the subarctic.
Date:: 30/04/2012

Major new funding for membrane research

Description: Prof Paul O'Shea and collaborators have been won major new funding from EPSRC for research that addresses the properties of cell membranes.
Date:: 02/04/2012

How worms stay young

Description: New research in the School of Biology has revealed one of the secrets of flatworms' remarkable regenerative powers.
Date:: 02/03/2012

Bdellovibrio in Press

Description: Prof Liz Sockett's research group specialise in the study of Bdellovibrio - a strange type of predatory bacterium which "hunts" for other bugs. The group's latest research findings have just been published in two papers in the February edition of journal PLoS Pathogens.
Date:: 27/02/2012

Planning for the future with the Frozen Ark

Description: The School of Biology is home to a major initiative to conserve genetic material from endangered species. David Attenborough has interviewed one of the Frozen Ark's founders, Dr. Ann Clarke about the project.
Date:: 01/11/2011

Research fellow to develop disease imaging techniques

Description: Dr Melissa Mather has recently been awarded a 5 year EPSRC Career Acceleration Fellowship to work on new imaging techniques for detecting disease and tracking medication.
Date:: 20/10/2011

OPAL shines!

Description: The School of Biology's OPAL project team (led by Dr Peter Crittenden) have made it into the finals of the National Lottery 'Best Environment Project' Award.
Date:: 26/09/2011

Working together: people and biodiversity in South Sinai

Description: The School of Biology's Dr Francis Gilbert has been awarded a grant from the Leverhulme Trust for work on "Sustainability and Bedouin traditions: renewing livelihood strategies in South Sinai".
Date:: 21/09/2011

Improving early diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease

Description: Researchers at The University of Nottingham have been awarded £670,000 to develop a new early warning system for Alzheimer's disease.
Date:: 06/09/2011

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