TRAINING AND EDUCATION

Measuring the people drivers behind bioscience innovation and performance

Bioscience innovation depends on more than scientific discovery. As organisations face pressure to innovate, scale and deliver, understanding the people and working conditions behind performance can help build resilience and support sustainable growth. Supporting bioscience employers to build resilient, high-performing...

Training the medicine makers of tomorrow: How virtual reality is securing the UK’s life sciences future

Ivan Wall, is co-director of Resilience, a two-year, £4.3 million UK government scheme using VR to educate the next generation of medicine makers. As the world marks International Day of Education on 24 January, the UK faces a stark reality:...

Your Bioinformatics Career Begins with an MSc from the University of Birmingham

If you are interested in a career in one of the world's most in-demand fields, an MSc in Bioinformatics might be right for you. The Bioinformatics industry is a fast-growing field which combines the latest technology with biological data, creating...

New life sciences cluster in Paddington will champion health partnerships

Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust has set out its vision for a new life sciences cluster in Paddington, founded on its growing partnerships with research, industry and community organisations around St Mary’s Hospital. The Trust unveiled its ‘Paddington Life Sciences’...

Attitudes to work and reward in biotech have changed – and employers … so must you!

Work in life sciences has never really been about the money, but the mix of qualities that companies offer – and employees want – changes over time. Singular Talent speaks to over 1,500 candidates every year and MD Tom...

2022: The year for UK Life Sciences?

Charles Walford, Senior Development Director and Head of Life Sciences, Stanhope PLC, considers the opportunities and challenges facing the UK’s life sciences ecosystem. The past two years have propelled life sciences into the mainstream. The sector had already seen strong...