School of Biological Sciences : University of East Anglia

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Explore career options and meet with employers at Science Connect: Careers Fair and Panels at 1pm - 3pm in NEWSCI 0.07/0.08 on Wednesday 5 November. Alongside the Fair from 1.30pm - 4.15pm we have a programme of talks and presentations. Hope to see you there!

Science Connect: Careers Fair and Panels. Wednesday 5 November 2025, 1-5pm, 0.07 NEWSCI

For our next BIO Open Lecture on Wednesday 5th November, 2-3pm, EFRY 01.08 we welcome Dr Caroline Beck from University of Otago, with talk title "What can tadpoles teach us about rare genetic epilepsy". Hosted by Prof. Grant Wheeler. All Welcome

We welcome Dr Katherine Deane from School of Health Sciences, UEA to the BIO Open Lecture on Wednesday 4th June, 2-3pm, EFRY 01.02. Talk title "Science and Society Accessible Research". Hosted by Dr Helen Leggett. All Welcome

We're looking forward to the next BIO Cell, Development and Molecular Biology (CDMB) Seminar Series on Thursday 5 June - In association with the UEA Cardiovascular and Metabolic Research Network

Speaker and Affiliation: Magdalena Schatka, BIO PhD Student in Münsterberg lab

Title: Characterizing a cis-regulatory element associated with Nkx2.5 in early heart development

Time: 1-2pm

Venue: EFry 01.05 LT

Host: Dr Geoff Mok, BIO

All Welcome

Visit https://my.uea.ac.uk/sci/seminars for forthcoming UEA SCI events

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This encourages us to approach ourselves and others with kindness, compassion, and acceptance.

BIO Cell, Development & Molecular Biology (CDMB) Seminar: Thurs 20 March @ 1-2pm

Speaker and Affiliation: Dr Lakshmi Balasubramaniam, University of Cambridge

Title: “Extraembryonic tissue as a tool to study collective migration and multilayered tissue formation”

Venue: EFry 01.02 LT

Host: Dr Tim Grocott, BIO All Welcome

Visit https://my.uea.ac.uk/sci/seminars for forthcoming CDMBs

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We're looking forward to our next BIO Open Lecture on Wednesday 19 March, 2-3pm, EFRY 01.02 when we welcome Dr Will Nash, Natural History Museum, London. Talk Title: "Fostering Neuroinclusive Research Culture". Hosted by: Dr Helen Leggett. All Welcome