Posted by Laura Randle on Tuesday, September 7, 2021,
Always a bit nerve wracking but today I had a great, first zoom meeting with the NC3Rs team learning about the support available, their expectations, how to maximise impact etc. It is always good to put some faces to names! I discovered that the NC3Rs have a search our science page, where my project has a homepage. You can read the summary here:
https://nc3rs.org.uk/determining-efficacy-and-safety-cancer-chemotherapeutics-cholangiocarcinoma-cca-using-humanI best get cracking!...
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Posted by Laura Randle on Monday, September 6, 2021,
I was sat in my car on 30th April 2021 waiting for my youngest daughter to wake up, casually checking my emails when I noticed a new unread email from Katie Bates - NC3Rs. I knew the decision regarding my Skills and Knowledge
Transfer grant was pending and in all honesty wasn't expecting the grant to be successful. i mean it was good but research councils don't fund post 92 universities, or so I thought...
I held my breath and began reading with intrepidation...
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Teaching and Learning lead, Senior Lecturer at University of Liverpool, Centre for Drug Safety Science. NC3Rs and NWCR funded researcher investigating the utilisation of precision cut tissue slices (PCTS) in the study of cholangiocarcinoma (CCA) particularly focussing on the tumour immune microenvironment.
