Registration is now open for the GW4 Mathematical Biology Mentoring Programme Kick-off Workshop! Monday 24 November 2025 and the University of Bath. A day of research talks, networking, and mentoring for ECRs across Bath, Bristol, Cardiff, and Exeter.

More interdisciplinary PhD projects in neuroscience and endocrinology available for application [2/2]: 2. Decoding Neurotransmission and Anaesthetic Action with Single-Molecule Membrane Sensors (see here: tinyurl.com/mwh68w6b) [Chinese applicants only, deadline 1st Dec]

More interdisciplinary PhD positions in neuroscience and endocrinology available for application [1/2]: 1. Investigating galanin regulation of pancreatic islet hormone secretion in live zebrafish (see here: tinyurl.com/4ycef5e7) [Deadline 3rd Dec]

Calling aspiring mathematical biologists! The @lsiexeter.bsky.social 2026-entry PhD programme is now open for applications. See here: www.exeter.ac.uk/research/ins... for example projects, or get in touch to chat about developing your own PhD project!

New electrophysiology postdoc position available in my interdisciplinary lab at the @lsiexeter.bsky.social @exeter.ac.uk. The job will primarily be focussed on integrating MEA recordings with data science. Full details here: tinyurl.com/mtyzsztj Deadline for applications: 3rd April.

Excited to announce our latest collaborative work on type 1 diabetes with @pialeete.bsky.social, @ngmorgan.bsky.social, and Nicolás Verschueren van Rees: tinyurl.com/3ste3px9 We combine large section staining and machine learning to show that the mantle-core structure is conserved in human islets.

Registration for UK Maths Bio 2025 is now open! We have a great lineup of speakers and are looking for exciting talks and posters from the community. Abstract + early bid registration deadline: 31/3/2025 Limited on-campus accommodation is available so register asap. ukmathbioconference.github.io

Excited to announce the first UK Maths Bio Conference 4-5 September in Birmingham ukmathbioconference.github.io Registration opens soon! Thanks to my amazing co-organisers: Valeria, Fabian, Rachel, Phil; and the advisory board. Please help spread the word!