27 October 2016 (Thursday) - IBMS Newsletter

The IBMS Newsletter arrived today in my inbox. Brightly coloured and all sorts of things of interest:

nstitute of Biomedical Science: October 2016 newsletter View this email in your browser

Date for your diary: IBMS Congress 2017! IBMS Congress 2017 will be four days of biomedical science, education, training, management and leadership. It will take place on 24-27 September 2017 at the ICC, Birmingham. More information available soon.

RSciTech, RSci & CSci Get professionally registered with the Science Council through the IBMS. Find out more IBMS Additions IBMS Additions have teamed up with LifeSearch, one of the UK’s leading life insurance advisers. Find out more The Pathologist’s List Get involved: nominate a colleague for The Pathologist’s 2016 Power List. Find out more In discussion... EBUS samples, STP, lab training, Sebia electrophoresis sop, EUCAST Blood Cultures ...and prog rock! Find out more Distance learning How you can become a great manager, trainer, leader and role model via distance learning. Find out more IBMS wins award IBMS book, Haematology, wins the Royal Society of Biology’s Undergraduate Textbook Prize. Find out more

Links of the month IBMS member wins Science Council Award HSE issues review of COSHH, CLAW and DSEAR IBMS members promote biomedical science careers Biomedical science careers showcased at Jersey Skills show PHE issues guidance on mass spectrometry procedure IBMS members at Malvern Festival of Innovation IBMS welcomes new student society to affiliate scheme Universal microbial diagnostics using random DNA probes Discovery by design at London’s new science hub How drug-resistant bacteria build defences Pathogens on mobile phones Immunotherapy cancer drug hailed as 'game changer' A lead to overcome resistance to antibiotics How cells take out the trash—phosphoarginine deciphered Gene-reading software to cut TB diagnosis from months to minutes Landmark map reveals the genetic wiring of cellular life Computers learn to spot deadly bacteria Disaster and the Lab Evidence-based Clinical Decision Support