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Jennir Hibbard presents to a group of people sitting down. She has short brown hair and is holding a brochure.

Jennie Hibbard, Technician Lead for the Technician Commitment and Lead Technician in the School of Biology, blogs about her participation at The Unnamed Research Culture Event.

Dr Sigourney Bonner smiles at the camera.

Dr Sigourney Bonner studied Human Physiology in the School of Biomedical Sciences before founding Black in Cancer - a network aimed at highlighting Black excellence in cancer research.

Groups of people networking

Staff from across the Faculty of Biological Sciences came together to celebrate world leading science.

Brown seaweed floats in blue water.

Dr Marine Krzisch writes about a recent study which analysed whether antioxidants in Ecklonia cava, a type of seaweed, can prevent Parkinson's disease.

Activated microglia (right) and dormant human microglia (left). Both images show white specks on a black background. There are fewer specks of white on the image of the dormant microglia.

A mutation in a brain defender cell is likely contributing to the progression of early-onset Parkinson’s disease, a new study shows.