Tag: science meets art
‘I heard it through the nerd-vine’: why SciComm might be the...
Science Communication (SciComm) enables the communication of research information to the scientific community, the general public and beyond. It is helpful in breaking barriers,...
A series of (un) planned events
by Joanne Tiphania Kotelawala
A bright new morn
Don’t start the day with a yawn
There we stand fuelled by coffee
And hoping to work on that coat...
“Life of Sci”
by Bethan Rogoyski
The book Life of Pi describes the odyssey of a young man and his tiger trying to get home after capsizing at sea....
Where art meets science: ‘The Art of Besting Cancer’ exhibition
There is a quote attributed to Leonardo da Vinci: “Study the science of art. Study the art of science. Develop your senses – especially...
Science Poetry: Awaiting SDS-PAGE
In a tenebrous lab with fluorescing glass slides,
I rest my rough head among cultured cell lines.
I wait and I wait, while the plume-like projection
Gently...
From rock bottom to peak performance: the PhD journey
By Bethan Rogoyski
First year
You’ve made it. You can finally tell people with pride that you’re a student, a PhD student no less. The impressed reaction...
EACR Image of the Month
We love celebrating the work of EACR members and during a visit to the Barts Cancer Institute in London, one of our members mentioned...
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A Participant’s View: Making it Personal 2018
What to find out more about the EACR conference - Making it Personal: Cancer Precision Medicine 2018? You can read our Conference Review here.
Mariya Shapovalova,...