Students
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NoCaSS 2026: highlighting early career researchers leading plant and microbial sciences
Presentations, posters, careers panels and networking help connect scientists in Norwich and Cambridge
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New MRC funding will see the next generation of medical researchers trained in Norwich
14 PhD students per year will be supported at Norwich Research Park, starting October 2027
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Five days of phage science in Prague; reflections on the Viruses of Microbes 2026 conference
PhD student Deus Dedit Kamya reflects on presenting his research, learning more about phage therapy and networking at an international conference.
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Presenting new research on Streptomyces venezuelae at an international conference
PhD student Emma Chareyre summarises her time at a prokaryotic cell biology conference in Lisbon.
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From precision medicine to networking; Reflections on the Festival of Genomics
PhD student Raphael Hans Lweysa reflects on his experience presenting, learning, and networking at a national genomics conference earlier this year.
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Training during your PhD: what the first year of my PhD studies taught me
Earlham Institute PhD student Marine Folgoas shares her top tips for training when starting a PhD.
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Showcasing microbiology research at Norwich Science Festival 2026
UEA PhD student Ka Cheung developed a range of engaging and educational resources for the public.
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4 reasons to study microbiology in Norwich
Discover the wide range of opportunities at Norwich Research Park and the benefits of living as a student in Norwich.
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NoCaSS 2025: Fostering collaboration among early career researchers in plant and microbial sciences
Early career researchers gather for the latest Norwich-Cambridge Student Symposium involving talks, posters, workshops and networking.
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Showcasing cutting-edge bacterial gene expression research at a prestigious US conference
Caroline Jarvis shares her experience of attending the Gordon Research Seminar and the Gordon Research Conference 2025.