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31st May 2018
First Connecting Science Public Engagement Prize winners announcedThis new annual prize scheme coordinated by our Public Engagement team recognises outstanding efforts by Campus staff in engaging public or schools audiences with their work.
First Connecting Science Public Engagement Prize winners announced
29th May 2018
New online course introduces bioinformatics to address skills-gapFree online course - Bacterial Genomes: From DNA to protein function using bioinformatics - starts 11 June.
New online course introduces bioinformatics to address skills-gap
28th March 2018
New online course in genetics of disease-causing bacteria launched for health professionals and biologists worldwideThis 3-week introduction to pathogen genomics, will be the first online course offered by wellcome Genome Campus Advanced Courses and Scientific Conferences and is open to anyone to join.
New online course in genetics of disease-causing bacteria launched for health professionals and biologists worldwide
28th March 2018
Worm hunters: A comic book to tell science storiesThe Worm Hunters project is an integrated whipworm egg collection and schools engagement programme in Colombia. One key engagement element was a comic book written for local school children.
Worm hunters: A comic book to tell science stories
22nd March 2018
Genomic Expressions: What does genomics mean to you?Becky Gilmore, curator of Genomic Expressions, talks about the most personal Wellcome Genome Campus exhibition to date.
Genomic Expressions: What does genomics mean to you?
7th February 2018
Q&A with Alice Matimba, Overseas Courses Development OfficerDr Alice Matimba shares her passion for developing and delivering courses on biomedical and genomic sciences in low- and middle-income countries.
Q&A with Alice Matimba, Overseas Courses Development Officer
5th February 2018
Cambridge Café Sci relaunches in FebruaryWellcome Genome Campus Public Engagement relaunches Café Sci in Cambridge this February
Cambridge Café Sci relaunches in February
