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- Category: Funding, Fundraising
Support our work by donating here nbsp The British Society for Research on Ageing BSRA is calling for the general public to support research to help people stay healthier for longer as an alternative to charities that support research on diseases The greatest risk factor for disease is ageing but we have very little charitable support
- Category: Events
By Diana Marcu winner of the British Society of Research on Ageing Korenchevsky Award 2022 I have always found public speaking terrifying but was also aware that it is a necessary part of being a scientist At the British Society of Research on Ageing BSRA meeting 2022 I built up the courage to make it
- Category: Awards
The British Society for Research on Ageing BSRA is pleased to announce the award of the Lord Cohen Medal to Professor Lynne Cox Department of Biochemistry University of Oxford for her outstanding achievements and contributions to understanding the biology of ageing Professor David Weinkove Chair of the BSRA said Professor Cox has made an impressive
- Category: Governance
Call for Nominations to the Board of Trustees The British Society for Research on Ageing BSRA is regularly looking for new trustees to help run the society As well as during the annual call for nominations to the Board of Trustees it is possible to nominate yourself at any time The BSRA is a charitable incorporated
- Category: Funding
Up to 40 Travel Awards for Early and Mid Career Researchers are available from the UKRI MRC National Musculoskeletal Ageing Network to support registration travel and accommodation costs for the BSRA Annual Scientific Meeting 2023 6 8 September 2023 University of Westminster London UK Award details Each Travel Award will cover travel accommodation and conference
By Mireya Vazquez Prada winner of the British Society of Research on Ageing Korenchevsky Award 2021 When conferences migrated to cyberspace in 2020 I was initially apprehensive Conferences are my favourite feature of postgraduate life a chance to learn of recent breakthroughs and return to the lab brimming with new ideas Though the British Society of