WCMR Science Seminar Series
Our internal ‘Research in Progress’ Seminar Series is a great way for members of the WCMR team and colleagues to keep in touch and hear about the breadth of exciting…
Our internal ‘Research in Progress’ Seminar Series is a great way for members of the WCMR team and colleagues to keep in touch and hear about the breadth of exciting…
Having had a short break over the summer, we're delighted to let you know that our internal 'Research in Progress' seminar series has returned for members of the WCMR team…
Today marks a momentous occasion for the Wellcome Centre for Mitochondrial Research (WCMR) as we say goodbye to two outstanding and highly respected colleagues. We would like you all to…
We are delighted to share the news that our very own Professor Sir Doug Turnbull has been recognised for his pioneering work into the understanding of mitochondrial disease and has been…
The WCMR would like to say a huge congratulations to two of our team members who were recently promoted following this year's round of academic promotions at Newcastle University. It…
At a time when we have been asked to socially distance and limit contact with other people, the COVID-19 outbreak has also brought with it a sense of community and…
Congratulations to Marie Curie REMIX PhD student Matt Zorkau and other members of the WCMR team on the preprint of their research that uses high resolution imaging to investigate mitochondrial…
Raising awareness of mitochondrial disease is vital for those living with the condition and is something we strive to do as part of our patient-focused approach to research within the Wellcome…
Congratulations to Dr Oliver Russell and other members of the WCMR team on the publication of a Leading Edge Review in the scientific journal Cell. The title of the review…
Jack Collier is a third year Barbour Foundation Scholarship PhD student at the Wellcome Centre for Mitochondrial Research. He is currently studying a cohort of patients with an incredibly rare…