The Hallmarks of Cancer In January 2000, Hanahan and Weinberg simplified the complex intricacies of cancer into six common traits observed during malignant transformation, termed The…
The PDF version of a recent commentary in Nature (with a list of more than 800 signatories) has the provocative title “Retire statistical significance”…
It is a question that most people approaching retirement ask themselves: ‘what am I going to do after I retire?’, and it was certainly in my mind as I approached my departure from AstraZeneca in…
The 2019 President’s Lecture took place at the Royal College of Physicians in central London and was delivered by Dr Nessa Carey, Visiting Professor at Imperial College London, Transitional Chair for…
The following article by Josh Dignam of the William Harvey Research Institute was selected by a panel of judges as the winner of Pharmacology Matters’ first writing prize for Early Career…
What is migraine? Migraine is a neurological disorder, often described as a moderate to severe throbbing-like headache, associated with increased sensitivity to light or…
The Life Sciences Post-Translational Modifications and Cell Signalling meeting, which took place 17-18 March 2019 at the East Midlands Conference Centre…
“You can be anywhere you want in the world, meet different people and learn more than a hundred things in a matter of minutes… all you have to do is READ!” – C.M. Okonkwo Dear…
Bioprinting is the mechanical deposition of biological materials, controlled by a computerised model. There are various forms of bioprinting technology - from inkjet similar to household dye…
The following article by J. Daniel Lafreniere, Research Associate at Dalhousie University, Canada, has been selected by a panel of judges as the runner up for Pharmacology Matters’ first writing…
