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Meet our March Researcher Prize Winner🏆

Congratulations to Tuki Attuquayefio, who won the Sparrho Early Career Researcher Prize…

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20th December — Joe Bathelt

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10th December — Brenton Hordacre

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8th December — Paula Sanz-Leon

Paula is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Sydney…

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Meet our April Researcher Prize winners!

Well done to Elizabeth and Joe — two young scientists winning our Early Career Researcher Prize for April!🥇

They both pocket £500 towards presenting at a conference of their choice.

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Stem cell therapy may stop and reverse MS, but risks remain

Scientists building on earlier research into stem cells have managed to halt multiple sclerosis (MS) in a clinical trial, but the treatment is…

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Antibody therapy makes it easier to live with MS

Antibodies are a new alternative to anti-inflammatory drugs for curbing the progress of MS and letting patients enjoy their lives. They work by…

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Striking gold: Nanocrystals to repair MS damage

Nanotechnology could hold the answer to curing Multiple Sclerosis (MS) one day. Researchers have found that gold nanocrystals can reverse the damage caused by the neurodegenerative disease and restore mobility in sufferers.

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How Sparrho Hero’s sprained ankle led to stroke research

For Brenton Hordacre the idea of a practical application of science is quite literal. When not busy researching ways to protect the brain after a…

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Stem cell trick knocks back Multiple Sclerosis symptoms

Researchers have found a way to reduce the severity of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) attacks by using human stem cells, offering hope to MS sufferers.