A Queen Mary University of London project which aims to give engineers the skills to create digital stories about how their work can improve the world has received funding from…
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Enormous thanks to @TeamZoe for raising nearly £165, 000 to help us develop a treatment for healing the fetal membranes and preventing premature births. We are hugely grateful to the…
Read morehttp://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/scienceshow/new-approach-to-avoid-pre-term-births/8975468 TRANSCRIPT Robyn Williams: And two women who did opt for science and, in a way, engineering, are Dr Tina Chowdhury, Queen Mary, University of London, and Dr Anna David…
Read moreMany thanks to Claudia Hammond at the BBC World Service for inviting us to discuss our new research at the British Science Festival. We have potentiallly found a way of…
Read moreBelow our press release by the British Science Festival https://www.britishscienceassociation.org/news/bioengineering-to-repair-fetal-membranes-and-reduce-preterm-births Reducing preterm births by repairing the membranes that surround a developing fetus may be one step closer, according to new…
Read moreDavid Barrett wins the 2016 Malcolm Ferguson-Smith Young Investigator Award. http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/pd.5074/abstract?campaign=woletoc
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Read moreEnormous congratulations to David Barrett who wins the 2016 Young Investigator award for our paper “Connexin 43 is overexpressed in human fetal membrane defects after fetoscopic surgery” published in Prenatal…
Read moreDr Tina Chowdhury has been awarded a project grant by GOSH and the Sparks charity (£148, 862). The project will develop a novel therapy to heal fetal membrane defects in the…
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