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| 10 Dec 2024 | |
| Liverpool Life Sciences UTC News |
The lectures covered Fluorescent imaging, using phage to treat bacterial infection and the evolution of skeletons. Some of our year 12s volunteered to take part in a demonstration of phage binding specificity. The same equipment is being used to describe the power of phage-based medicine to Members of Parliament next week!
On Thursday, staff from AstraZeneca, Speke spoke to our Biology and Applied Science students about vaccine development, early careers and degree appre… More...
The adage, "When you witness young talent and world-class innovation in the same room, you know the future is bright," was proven true during a recent… More...
Vicky Wright and Joe Thomas spoke to Year 12 students about their roles at Bristol Myers Squibb and routes into pharma careers, including degree appre… More...
An incredible evening of celebration. The NLA Christmas Concert was a spectacular event that showcased students talents. More...
A 10-week, part time course providing early career creatives with hands-on learning using real-time technologies for visual storytelling. More...
Odd Socks Day is a simple, fun way for pupils to celebrate what makes each person unique. By wearing mismatched socks, pupils show that differences sh… More...
