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ALT UKRI Chief Executive Professor Dame Ottoline Leyser said: "It’s wonderful to see so many contributions to research and innovation celebrated in the New Year Honours list, and I extend my congratulations to everyone who has been honoured. We are delighted by the recognition of Professor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz’s exceptional contributions. His visionary leadership and tireless dedication to advancing medical research and innovation have had a profound impact, not only in the UK but globally. Sir Leszek’s work has brought tangible benefits to patients and society at large. His commitment to fostering collaboration across disciplines and sectors exemplifies the very best of what research and innovation can achieve."
ALT Congratulations to all those from the UKRI community recognised in the New Year Honours list
ALT Scientist using a microscope in a laboratory setting, surrounded by various laboratory equipment.
ALT Screenshot from the CoREs news story, highlighting a quote from Professor Patrick Chinnery, Executive Chair of MRC. Text reads as below: 'A new way of funding bold and ambitious science "The MRC CoREs are a new way of funding bold and ambitious science that seeks to advance our ability to understand diseases, diagnose them at an early stage, intervene with new treatments and prevent diseases of the future. They will focus on bringing together the brightest scientists to tackle diseases of major medical importance, so that they will really change the landscape and improve the health of the nation."'
ALT Secretary of State Peter Kyle at St. Thomas’ Hospital to launch the NPIP Total Body Scanner. Peter Kyle is stood to the left of the new Total Body Scanner. Picture by Alecsandra Dragoi / DSIT
ALT Total-body scanner at Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Trust, with text reading "New total-body scanner for UK patients. 10x faster than previous machines, 40x more sensitive."
ALT Funding: Decarbonising the health and social care system. Open for applications
ALT Professor Emma Cave says: As stem cell-based embryo model research advances, additional governance measures are needed to help give confidence that ethical red lines will not be crossed.
ALT Richard Cross (left) speaking with Alice Hope (right) in a laboratory, recording a podcast episode
ALT Microplastic sample attached to a slide, with a computer screen in the background
ALT Gbotemi Adediran (left) and Alice Hope (right) standing beside equipment in the CoreMiS facility
ALT Counting the Earth logo, which comprises beads of an abacus, some grey and some green. Plus text New episode Breaking down microplastics: 115
ALT Three young people sat at a desk talking to eachother.
ALT Event Event:MRC environmental sustainability seminar: optimising sample storage Date: 25 November 2024 Time: 9:30am to 3:30pm UK time Registration deadline: 22 November 2024 11:59pm UK time Location: Online and at Bristol (venue to be confirmed) Event type: Seminar Audience: Those interested in integrating environmental sustainability into their practices Cost: Free Organisers: Medical Research Council (MRC)
ALT Group of people sitting in a row with one man raising his hand.
ALT Guidance Interim guidance for biomedical AI and software developers In this interim guidance for biomedical AI and software developers, we outline the principles we should strive for, and signpost resources to help meet them.
ALT In the top left hand corner is the MRC Max Perutz Award 2024 logo, which consists of a blue trapezoid shape with orange graphics of a speech bubble, double helix, and a camcorder inside it; and light blue and white text that reads: 'MRC Max Perutz Award 2024'. Below the logo in the centre, white text reads: 'Winner. Amy McCall. University of Oxford' Below this text is a circular headshot of Amy McCall. In the bottom right hand corner in a gold trapezoid shaped box, dark blue text reads '#MRCMaxP24'. The background of the graphic is speckled gold.
ALT In the top left hand corner is the MRC Max Perutz Award 2024 logo, which consists of a blue trapezoid shape with orange graphics of a speech bubble, double helix, and a camcorder inside it; and light blue and white text that reads: 'MRC Max Perutz Award 2024'. Below the logo in the centre, white text reads: 'Shortlisted. Natasha Seaton. King's College London.' Below this text is a circular headshot of Natasha Seaton. In the bottom right hand corner in a gold trapezoid shaped box, dark blue text reads '#MRCMaxP24'. The background of the graphic is speckled gold.
