February 2017

Quality Accreditation Program

Horiba Medical has introduced a Quality Accreditation Program (QAP) to assist its customers in reaching and maintaining the required standards for UKAS accreditation.

Inclusion and diversity

In collaboration with the Royal Academy of Engineering, the Science Council has launched a new initiative for professional bodies to help improve inclusion and diversity.

Student scoops microbiology prize

Shannice Fraser received the Robert Graham Microbiology Prize at an awards ceremony.

SUNDAY START FOR CONGRESS

Introducing something significant and new during Congress requires a leap of faith. Sarah May from the IBMS writes about the new Sunday lecture programme.

INSPIRING YOUNG PEOPLE

Michael Liveley, a Biomedical Scientist from Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge, discusses his work as a STEM Ambassador.

HOW TO WRITE A CV

The team at Cavendish Professionals, which specialises in healthcare and technical recruitment, explains how a newly qualified biomedical scientist should write their CV.

IS YOUR LAB READY?

Julie Russell, Head of Culture Collections at Public Health England, explains the recent changes to UKAS accreditation.

BAD SCIENCE “IT WAS FINE UNTIL HIS JAW DROPPED OFF”

Nigel Crossland looks at the issues of bad science and its practice as applied to healthcare in both laboratory and clinical settings.

THE BIG STORY: CLASSICS IN CLINICAL CHEMISTRY

In the second of our series looking at landmark moments in clinical chemistry, Stephen Clarke turns his attention to the history...

A GUIDE TO PODCASTS

Podcasts may be an ideal learning resource for time-poor IBMS members. Here we look at some of the most relevant.

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