Our study has shown, for the first time, that cells derived from the mature central nervous system, the eye, can be printed using a piezoelectric inkjet printer
- Professor Keith Martin and Dr Barbara Lorber
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Our study has shown, for the first time, that cells derived from the mature central nervous system, the eye, can be printed using a piezoelectric inkjet printer
- Professor Keith Martin and Dr Barbara Lorber
Lucy Wheeler, Education Assistant, Kettle’s Yard writes:
The number of people working increased by 250,000 over the last three months, up 1,244,000 since February to April 2010, with the majority of the increase being full-time, permanent jobs in the private sector. Employment increased in Scotland and Wales and in every region in England.
Living Factory: Designing and Manufacturing with Synthetic Biology
23 January 18:30 -20:30, Kings Cross, London
Earlier in the year, business men and women descended upon Chelmsford city centre to take part in Birketts’ Race4Business as they ran, jogged or walked their way round the 3.5 mile evening run.
Following hot on the heels of sister hotel, Poets House in Ely, which opened in April 2013, Paddocks House will create a new local landmark for high-quality hospitality, fine dining and special events.