Stories from the cutting edge of genetic research
Living and working at the Sanger Institute
Just 30 per cent of researchers worldwide, only 35 per cent of all students enrolled in STEM-related fields of study are women, and data suggests that the impacts of COVID-19 are disproportionately affecting female researchers more than their male counterparts.
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Andy Russell is a PhD Student in the Voet, Lawniczak, and Billker groups at the Sanger Institute, studying cancer and malaria. He recently completed his PhD and will graduate this summer.
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Join us for an evening of science comedy
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To celebrate Black History Month, Your Digital Mentor Podcast released a special episode. Academics from across the globe discuss inequalities in science and how things need to change.
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Dr Christine Boinett talks about Black History Month, her new international podcast on mentoring and her research on drug-resistant bacteria.
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Life in the cellular generation and phenotyping labs at the Sanger Institute.
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“I want to inspire kids, let them know that though they are having a really tough time now, there is light at the end of the tunnel. I want them to know they can do well, whatever happens.”
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Since the Campus closed to visitors in March, staff have been finding new ways of engaging with people who want to find out more about our work.
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Kelly Vere, Programme Director of the Technician Commitment, explores the progress of the scheme across the UK.
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Launching a new Behavioural Competency Framework.
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