England’s only UNESCO Bioethics Unit has been unveiled at Edge Hill University to tackle some of today’s most pressing ethical issues in healthcare.
There’s a buzz on campus: meet our bees, and the Society president caught in their honey trap.
Produced by ITN Productions, Biology Impacting Lives gives an insight into and outlines the key research carried out at Edge Hill University.
Second-year biology students at Edge Hill University will have the chance to discover new species of plants in a revolutionary new tree climbing module that will enable them to shape the future of science.
Edge Hill microbiologists are hoping to discover how bacteria in soil makes antibiotics, so they can be genetically modified to make more antibiotics in a laboratory setting. Dr Lorena Fernández-Martínez at Edge Hill University is beginning three-years of research* to uncover how harmless bacteria (Streptomyces) make many antibiotics in soil. Yet, when these bacteria are […]
A student at Edge Hill University seeks to discover more about genetic variation in a new species of plant thanks to two research grants she has been awarded.
Edge Hill University’s MSc Conservation Management course has received valuable accreditation from the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management (CIEEM).
An Edge Hill University Associate Professor in Human Biology has helped discover a breakthrough gene therapy treatment halting the debilitating effects of Cystic Fibrosis.
Place ecologist and Edge Hill Business School lecturer Nick Catahan explains his mission to understand the complex relationships people have with multiple environments.
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Academics from Edge Hill University are exploring extreme environments in the hope of discovering new species of microbes that will help conserve the salterns in Cabo Verde, and assist future developments in biotechnology.