- Jasmine Ratcliff
- Anna Dearman
Anna Dearman and Jasmine Ratcliff share their insights from the Festival of Genomics & Biodata conference
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ISER researchers discuss their work in these blog posts.
Understanding the biology of poor mental health in the general population
Many of us experience poor mental health at some point during our lives, whether it’s mild or severe, brief or prolonged. We know something’s going on in the mind, but are there any biological differences in the body?
Anna Dearman describes how to explore this question using measures of molecules in the blood.
Attracting entrepreneurial scientists – should the UK be more like the US?
- Peter Jelfs
- Tommaso Sartori
- Angus Holford
Blog for UK In a Changing Europe
Peer pressures
Angus Holford writes for Research Professional News
The unexplored impacts of international students
Angus Holford writes for UK In a Changing Europe
Initial health status and its impact on caregiver’s health
- Emily Grundy
Emily Grundy writes for Population Europe
Exploring the relationship between Free School Meals and childhood obesity
Angus Holford writes for NIHR
Designing more robust experiments to improve education research
Joshua Fullard writes for British Education Research Association (BERA)
Insecure renting ages you faster than owning a home, unemployment or obesity. Better housing policy can change this
- Amy Clair
- Meena Kumari
Amy Clair and Meena Kumari write for The Conversation