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A new economic review has found that the National Biofilms Innovation Centre (NBIC), which the University of Liverpool co-directs, has generated a total economic impact of approximately £20...

The Knowledge Exchange Framework (KEF) 2023 results, announced today by Research England, place the University of Liverpool in the top 20% in the sector for Research Partnerships, and Workin...

University of Liverpool Life Sciences Employability Week (w/c 6th November 2023)

Pharmaron announced today that their Liverpool, UK based Gene Therapy CDMO has received a prestigious grant from the UK Government’s Life Sciences Innovation Manufacturing Fund (LSMIF) to ...

In Silico trials offer great potential savings in time and money. However, they are not without challenges. Are you developing an In Silico model, or are in the process of using one or have...

The University of Liverpool in partnership with the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine have joined forces on a £1.3million research project to develop new inhaled drug delivery platforms...

A new Liverpool led study, published in Gut, has identified how immune cells in the body can promote the regrowth of cancer cells after chemotherapy withdrawal. These findings will help impr...

Funded LJMU Internships with the aim of connecting a student to a project with an employer for 140 hours, enabling the student to discover their unique skills, talents and future prospects w...

A Liverpool led research initiative has been awarded more than £2.5m in funding from the National Institute for Health Research for a project to develop technology to improve kidney health ...

Researchers in Liverpool have begun recruiting patients to a ‘first-in-human’ clinical trial of personalised ‘vaccines’ that aim to reduce the risk of head and neck cancers – which...

The COVID-19 drug testing platform AGILE, co-led by the University of Liverpool, has received a multi-million pound award from the UK government’s Department of Health and Social Care to f...

Study will examine using different vaccines for the two doses, as well as different intervals between doses

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