The importance of memory in severe mental illness

The importance of memory in severe mental illness

by | Feb 8, 2024 | Articles

The importance of memory in severe mental illness Published: While we all sometimes forget where we put our phone or keys, memory problems can have much more serious consequences. Together with his collaborators, Professor Jack Mellor from the University of Bristol,...
Remembering resistance: nongenetic memory in bacteria

Remembering resistance: nongenetic memory in bacteria

by | Feb 6, 2024 | Articles

Remembering resistance: nongenetic memory in bacteria Published: Typically, the skills and properties developed through adaptation during a lifetime may not be directly passed onto the next generation as encoded in genes – they are learnt. However, Dr Hanna Salman and...
A world of opportunity in dental research

A world of opportunity in dental research

by | Feb 1, 2024 | Articles

A world of opportunity in dental research Published: Oral health plays an integral part in our overall health. However, oral diseases are prevalent worldwide, and health inequities mean that not everyone has access to the oral healthcare they need. Dental researchers...
How can economists combat crime?

How can economists combat crime?

by | Jan 25, 2024 | Articles

How can economists combat crime? Published: How can economists help police forces to better assign their police officers onto the streets, thereby providing a better service to the public? In the Policing and Crime Research Group at the London School of Economics and...
How can we reduce fat in fried foods?

How can we reduce fat in fried foods?

by | Jan 23, 2024 | Articles

How can we reduce fat in fried foods? Published: Deep-fried food is immensely popular. Although embraced worldwide for its deliciousness, its appeal is tinged with health concerns stemming from the significant absorption of oil during the frying process. Dr Reza...