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Birkbeck-led research secures grant to combat drug-resistant tuberculosis and respiratory diseases

Tuberculosis (TB) remains the leading cause of mortality from a single infectious pathogen, with antimicrobial resistance (AMR) posing a significant global challenge that affects health, economies, societies, and the environment.

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Birkbeck academic contributes to Mars Sample Return research

New research sheds light on Mars exploration, as NASA’s Perseverance rover collects samples due to return to Earth in the 2030s.

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A moment of triumph: nearly 900 undergraduates celebrate success at winter graduations

Birkbeck students graduated in ceremonies filled with inspiring stories, distinguished speakers, and recognition of their exceptional academic journeys.

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Over 860 undergraduates set to graduate next week

Graduation ceremonies will take place from 3 to 5 December, with ceremonies also being live-streamed.

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Bioscience and environmental science at Birkbeck given government boost

The Natural Environment Research Council and the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council are funding two new PhD training programmes to be delivered through a consortium of universities, one of which is Birkbeck.

Diagram showing health of zebrafish depends on a balanced immune response: too little enables uncontrolled pathogen growth, but too much results in host cellular damage.

Using zebrafish to characterise the immune system response to interbacterial competition

In a recent study, Dr Brian Ho’s team used a zebrafish model to investigate host interaction with, and response to, different forms of bacterial warfare.
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Birkbeck launches innovative new courses in artificial intelligence, entrepreneurship, and the environment

The courses are designed to provide the knowledge, skills, and practical experience necessary to succeed in fast-evolving industries.

Group Leader Research Fellowship Sponsorship Scheme

Understanding the infrastructure of the brain in health and disease

An exploration into understanding the machinery that supports brain health during development and as we mature
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Birkbeck welcomes its Vice-President, Alderman Professor Michael Mainelli, Lord Mayor of London on a visit

Academics from the Faculty of Science delivered demonstrations of science equipment and software as well as sharing insights into the science degrees offered at Birkbeck.

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