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New perspectives on research
Dr Lynsey Cullen, Wellcome Trust Early Career Fellow in History of Medicine at the University of Warwick “I’m back and chasing these goals, but with a better perspective this time around. I’ve learned to just be audacious. What have you got to lose?” Lynsey undertook her Daphne Jackson Fellowship at the University of York between
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Working flexibly
Dr. Richard Matthews, Lecturer in physical and computational chemistry at the University of East London “My fellowship meant I could work flexibly. I could continue to juggle the needs of my children whilst retraining in a leading academic environment and working in an area I feel really passionate about.” Richard undertook his Daphne Jackson Fellowship
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Making your career work for you
Dr Yoanna Ariosa Morejon, Senior Research Scientist, Immunocore Yoanna undertook her Daphne Jackson Fellowship between 2016 and 2018 at the University of Oxford. Her reserach investigating cartilage and bone collagen turnover was co-funded by The Kennedy Trust for Rheumatology Research and the Nuffield Department of Orthopaedics. Reflecting on her roles after her Fellowship, Yoanna says:
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Changing the status quo
Professor Dani Strickland, Professor of Electrical Power Engineering, Loughborough University Dani undertook her Daphne Jackson Fellowship between 2003 and 2004 at the University of Sheffield, funded by Rolls Royce. Recently I turned 50 and together as a family, we went out to celebrate. My daughter said ‘Happy 50th Birthday to my wonderful mum who has
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Pushing ahead
Professor Gillian Forrester, Professor of Comparative Cognition, University of Sussex Gillian undertook her Daphne Jackson Fellowship between 2004 and 2007 at the University of Sussex. Her fellowship, Multimodal Communication in Western Lowland Gorillas was sponsored by the Gatsby Charitable Foundation. Reflecting on her Fellowship and subsequent career, Gillian says: I have enjoyed the opportunities that
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Beyond research
Professor Kathy Kotiadis, Professor in Operational Research, Kent Business School, University of Kent Kathy completed her Daphne Jackson Fellowship in the School of Computer Science in the area of modelling and simulation in 2016, hosted and funded by the University of Kent. As well as updating her research skills, the fellowship improved her confidence and
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From fellow to field leader
Professor Pia Ostergaard, Professor of Human Genetics & Head of Genetics Research Centre at St George’s Medical School My Daphne Jackson Fellowship enabled me to return to scientific research and I am extremely grateful to the Trust for my fellowship and everything that has happened after it! My fellowship gave me the unique ability to
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Daphne Jackson Trust – 2024 Wrapped
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Iocaf406h9c It’s been an exciting year here at the Daphne Jackson Trust. From expanding our hosts and funding partners to getting a new brand and website, we are continuing our…
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Welcome to our new patron: Professor Jim Al-Khalili
Here at the Daphne Jackson Trust, we are delighted to welcome Professor Jim Al-Khalili as our newest patron. Jim is a multiple award-winning science communicator renowned for his public engagement…