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Read more at: Recent Publication: Chris Micklem (2018 cohort) – Cell Press iScience
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Recent Publication: Chris Micklem (2018 cohort) – Cell Press iScience

12 October 2021

Congratulations to Chris Micklem, 2018 cohort PhD student on the BBSRC DTP Programme, for publishing the Review Article ‘ Cut the noise or couple up: Coordinating circadian and synthetic clocks ’ in Cell Press iScience . Chris and his Supervisor, James Locke, discuss how circadian clocks across the Tree of Life are...


Read more at: BBSRC DTP Symposium 2021

BBSRC DTP Symposium 2021

1 September 2021

The annual BBSRC DTP Symposium took place virtually in July where DTP PhD students showcased their excellent research on a variety of topics spanning the BBSRC’s 5 core strategic themes. The audience also heard from some great guest speakers, while two career panels discussed career opportunities outside of academia.


Read more at: BBSRC DTP student wins Monogram early career excellence award

BBSRC DTP student wins Monogram early career excellence award

1 September 2021

Yeorgia Argirou has won the Monogram early career excellence award - awarded annually to young scientists researching small grain cereals and grasses – for her work on the use of novel genetic diversity in hybrid wheat.


Read more at: BBSRC DTP student won the Young Entrepreneur Scheme competition with her team
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BBSRC DTP student won the Young Entrepreneur Scheme competition with her team

10 May 2021

The Young Entrepreneur Scheme is a global competition developed to raise awareness of how ideas from science and engineering are commercialised. University teams develop a business plan for a start-up company based on a hypothetical but plausible idea.


Read more at: BBC Radio 4’s Farming Today interviewed Harriet Bartlett (Cohort 2017)
Harriet Bartlett

BBC Radio 4’s Farming Today interviewed Harriet Bartlett (Cohort 2017)

18 November 2020

Harriet’s research is focused on figuring out the best ways to farm for people, the planet and pigs! There is growing evidence that land sparing (increasing yields on existing farm land and sparing intact habitat for nature) would have the best biodiversity outcomes.


Read more at: Outstanding Student Contribution to Education Awards 2020

Outstanding Student Contribution to Education Awards 2020

9 October 2020

Congratulations to Hamish Symington and Laura Taylor (BBSRC DTP Cohort 2017) for the Highly Commended Award in the category of Peer Support.


Read more at: Recent Publication: David Willer (2016) - Frontiers in Nutrition

Recent Publication: David Willer (2016) - Frontiers in Nutrition

22 July 2020

Congratulations to David Willer, 2016 cohort PhD student in the BBSRC DTP Programme, for publishing the article 'Vitamin Bullets. Microencapsulated Feeds to Fortify Shellfish and Tackle Human Nutrient Deficiencies' in Frontiers in Nutrition.


Read more at: Recent Publication: David Willer (2016) - Nature Food

Recent Publication: David Willer (2016) - Nature Food

10 July 2020

Congratulations to David Willer, 2016 cohort PhD student in the BBSRC DTP Programme, for publishing the article 'Sustainable bivalve farming can deliver food security in the tropics' in Nature Food.


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FAQs and Advice during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak

25 March 2020

Please check our FAQs and Advice during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak here . You can also find further information available on the University’s dedicated coronavirus webpages .


Read more at: Recent Publication: Eleanor Miller (2015) - Royal Society, Open Science

Recent Publication: Eleanor Miller (2015) - Royal Society, Open Science

22 August 2018

Congratulations to Eleanor Miller, 2015 cohort PhD student in the BBSRC DTP Programme, for publishing the paper ‘ Global demographic history of human populations inferred from whole mitochondrial genomes ’ in Royal Society, Open Science.


Latest news

PIPS Symposium 2024

24 April 2024

Our annual PIPS Symposium took place on Friday 19th April at the Babraham Innovation Campus. The event aims to connect current students, who haven’t yet carried out their PIPS, with potential host organisations.

Pork labelling schemes ‘not helpful’ in making informed buying choices, say researchers

19 April 2024

Farmers don’t have to choose between lowering environmental impact and improving welfare for their pigs, a new study has found: it is possible to do both. But this is not reflected in the current food labelling schemes relied on by consumers.

Welcome to our new BBSRC DTP cohort 2023!

10 October 2023

After a three-year funding gap, we are thrilled to announce the arrival of a fresh cohort of DTP students, generously funded by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC). Building on last year's successful securing of funding for DTP3, this October marks the commencement of the first cohort, with another set to follow next year.