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Escape Rooms in Education: Showcase and Celebration of Practice

On Friday, I had the privilege of attending the online Escape Room Showcase organised by the Learning and Teaching Academy, Herriot-Watt University (@LTA_HWU). I had an absolutely fantastic time! My day started early with a desert island-themed escape room where I worked with a small group of other academics over Teams to break out. While […]

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New paper: reviewing the efficacy of stem cell secretome therapies for spinal cord repair

I’m delighted to say our paper “The Therapeutic Potential of the Stem Cell Secretome for Spinal Cord Repair: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis” was published recently in OBM Neurobiology. If you’re interested in reading the full paper, you can access it here. It’s open access so isn’t behind an annoying paywall. Here’s a summary of

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New paper: using stem cells as mini factories for stroke repair

It’s (finally) here! The big paper from my PhD titled “Systemic conditioned medium treatment from interleukin-1 primed mesenchymal stem cells promotes recovery after stroke” was just published last week in Stem Cell Research & Therapy. Thanks to my fantastic co-workers who made it possible! It’s open access meaning anyone can read it here without an annoying paywall. To me it represents several years of work, lots of long days, several weekends in the lab and an epic battle

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