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Student Success!

31/5/2016

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Somehow I missed this earlier in May!

On the 15th March I posted a blog 'Oh Happy Days' where I mentioned Priya' Ramakrishna's success in the tri-campus awards and this link is to the news article that came out about the award and Priya's experience at The University of Nottingham

Well done Priya! 



https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/biosciences/news/2016-university-of-nottingham-tri-campus-postgraduate-prize-winner.aspx




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Real life heroes

24/5/2016

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This is a more personal blog entry today because this is my first day back at work after having a pacemaker installed. However this blog is not about me, but rather a public thank you to two groups of people who have had a significant impact on my well-being recently. 

The first group are my colleagues, friends and mentors at The University of Nottingham, in particular within the School of Biosciences. Even before I was called into the hospital I had whatever support I needed whenever I asked. This support gave me peace of mind knowing that everything at work (especially my students) would be taken care of in my absence. This makes a really big difference to recovery times and I am truly grateful to this fantastic group of people with whom I work.

The second group of people I wish to thank are the nurses and junior doctors in the Acute Cardiac Ward at City Hospital, Nottingham. They are truly amazing individuals. They were calm, friendly and highly competent no matter what was going on or who was in the ward and all this despite working 12 hour shifts. I'm glad my care was in their hands. ----These people are real life heroes.----

Thank you! 
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Olivia Making Progress at UoA!

16/5/2016

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Nice blog about Olivia's research in Adelaide!

https://blog.plantphenomics.org.au/2016/05/11/drought-effects-on-soil-bugs/
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  • Home
  • The Team
    • Team Leader
    • Darwin Hickman
    • Magdalena Cobo Medina
    • Findimila Ishaya
    • Simon Muff Laporte
    • Alex Owens
    • Past members >
      • Olivia Cousins
      • Daisy Dobrijevic
      • Erica Porter
      • Marianna Daidone
      • Visiting Post-doc - Richard Brackin
  • Research
    • Functional difference in root types
    • Urban Aerial Roots
    • Cutting propagation
    • Publications
  • Teaching
    • Coursework teaching
    • Undergraduate research projects
    • Teaching Teams >
      • Teaching with Microsoft Teams
      • Teamwork skills
    • Education Research
    • Science Communication
  • Gallery
  • Blog
  • Contact
  • The adventures of Eca
    • Part 1: setting the scene
    • Part 2: setting the scene