News
Sheep foot rot needs better understanding
01 Dec 2016
The MLS are funding research to find the cause of sheep foot to improve the welfare of sheep.
Getting to Grips with Antibiotic Resistance
16 Nov 2016
On Tuesday 15 November the University of Warwick led a Public Science event exploring the issues of antibiotic resistance in our community as well as around the world. The event was supported by the Medical and Life Sciences Research Fund.
Medical and Life Sciences Research Fund Training Bursary announcement
05 Oct 2016
A Medical and Life Sciences Research Fund Training Bursary funding round is now open specifically for Food Security.
Revolutionising cancer diagnostics and drug delivery
02 Aug 2016
Nanocomposites are uniquely placed to solve challenges in a variety of medical fields, due to their small sizes (~100,000 times smaller than the width of a human hair) and unique properties.
Cancer cell proteins seen in 3-dimensions
25 Apr 2016
The Medical and Life Sciences Research Fund grant to Sarah Smith aimed to develop new electron microscopy techniques to image proteins in biological samples. The ultimate aim was to understand the changes that take place in cancer cells
Coventry General Charities visit the Lab
19 Mar 2016
Professor Christopher Dowson welcomed Trustees of the Coventry General Charities to view the laboratories where his team work on finding how antibiotic resistance develops and spreads and in finding new antibiotics.
Visit by Vice-Chancellor and President of the University of Warwick, Professor Stuart Croft
12 Mar 2016
The Chairman warmly welcomed Professor Stuart Croft, Vice-Chancellor and President of the University of Warwick to a meeting of the Medical and Life Sciences Research Fund.
MLS bursary award holder wins national prize for clinical research work.
01 Mar 2016
The National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Clinical Research Network announced the winners of the research awards run in partnership with the Royal College of Physicians (the College). The award scheme recognises outstanding contributions of NHS consultants and trainees who are active in research.
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