My Experience at the Microbiology Society Conference 2024
As a current doctoral student, attending the Microbiology Society Annual Conference 2024 was extremely helpful to me as this allowed the opportunity for scientists, researchers and experts from around the world to discuss the latest advancements in microbiology in…
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Zero Zone vs Zero Degree
Tamur was supported by the Manchester Met Doctoral College Conference Support Award to attend and present at a recent conference. Here he shares the experience. If you would like to apply to the Conference Support Award, the next deadline…
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My Journey: Foundation Year to PhD
This is my very first blog, but I’m sure won’t be the last, so I hope you enjoy reading! I graduated in Biomedical Science here at Manchester Metropolitan University in 2023, where I first did a foundation year and…
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Being a Neurotypical Researcher in Neurodiversity Research
For World Autism Awareness Day (Tuesday 2 April), Alex shares a blog about her experience as a Neurotypical researcher in Autism research and how she attempts to navigate the complexities of this space. I’ve been invited to write this…
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The Poetics of ‘Home’: Critical-Creative Approaches to the Representation of ‘Home’ in Poetry
In celebration of World Poetry Day (Thursday 21 March), James shares a blog about his research into the representation of ‘home’ in poetry. Home is a name, a word, it is a strong one; stronger than magician ever…
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What Does Eco-Poetry Look Like When You Can’t Get Out of Bed?
In celebration of World Poetry Day on Thursday 21 March, Anna shares a blog about her research and writing, focused on eco-poetry and mental health. The title of this blog is also the title of the poetry collection which…
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World Poetry Day: Poetry Communicating Across Gender Boundaries
World Poetry Day is celebrated on 21 March every year. It was founded by UNESCO in 1999, to promote poetry as a way to support linguistic diversity, and communication across borders. Practiced throughout history – in every culture and…
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Emotive and Unpredictable, and Mostly, Unexpected
In celebration of World Poetry Day on 21 March, Wendy shares a blog about her research journey. My PhD research at Manchester Met is based on how Barbara Hepworth’s sculptural practice could be used to inform a new poetic…
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The Portrayal of Women in Algerian News Media on International Women’s Day
As part of the university’s celebration of International Women’s Day, I would like to take the opportunity to share my research topic which is concerned with the portrayal of women in Algerian news media. Research Aims and Motivations My…
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Informing Solidarity to Inspire Inclusion
From breaking barriers to shattering stereotypes, women have been at the forefront of change. This year’s theme for International Women’s Day, “inspire inclusion,” urges us to actively and relentlessly appreciate and value our achievements to forge a better world…
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