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3D influenza models from the Glasgow School of Art

Published on: September 4, 2017 Author: the CVR science blog editors

This week the Glasgow School of Art will be holding its 2017 Graduate Degree Show, including work from students completing an MSc in Medical Visualisation and Human Anatomy in a course run jointly with the University of Glasgow. One of these students is Naina Nair, who put her training in medical visualisation to use in… Continue reading →

NERDs are Cool: Support Networks for Early Career Researchers

Published on: May 8, 2017 Author: the CVR science blog editors

This is a cross-over blog post from the ‘Research Development’ blog by the University of Glasgow. This is a guest blog written by Maddy Cunningham. Maddy is a post-doctoral researcher in the institute of Infection, Immunity and Inflammation, a job that she loves (though she knows it didn’t sound like it). Her work focuses on… Continue reading →

Come and do a PhD with us at the CVR

Published on: December 20, 2016 Author: the CVR science blog editors

The deadline for applications is nearly upon us (Friday 6th January) but before you submit, here are a couple more reasons why you should come and do a PhD at the CVR. Thanks to the students for helping with this and Siobhan, Joanna, Yasmin and Josie for production.