Catherine Wright

It's World Diabetes Day worlddiabetesday.org this year focussing on well-being. Proud to be a researchers and educator in diabetes with improving the well-being of people with diabetes at the heart of what I do.

The future of Scotland's NHS starts here As the country’s largest provider of Nursing and Allied Health Professions (AHP) education, Glasgow Caledonian’s students are already making an impact on the NHS — and their role will only grow.

Proud to be part of the delivery of AHP post-graduate education at GCU via our MSc Advanced Practice pathways www.gcu.ac.uk/study/course... www.gcu.ac.uk/impact/the-f...

Day 3 of the #BAD2025 and the #BSID showcase of the best talks from our London meeting @bsid-uk.bsky.social

Diabetes Week 2025 Diabetes Week is a week to make some noise, raise awareness and shout about the things that matter to people with diabetes, shining a light on what it’s like to live with day in, day out.  And this ye...

It's Diabetes Week. Proud to be involved in diabetes research and education with many diabetes projects running at GCU and our work investigating diabetic wound repair www.diabetes.org.uk/support-us/d...

@bsid-uk.bsky.social

Highlights from the BSID Annual Meeting 2025 in London - BSID

Highlights of the very successful and enjoyable BSID meeting held in London recently. Looking forward to some equally fantastic science in Manchester next year #BSID www.bsid.org.uk/highlights-f...

Great first day at the @bsid-uk.bsky.social meeting and lovely weather for the reception

Looking forward to 3 days of amazing skin science and catching up with colleagues at the BSID meeting in London @bsid-uk.bsky.social

Professor Catherine Ross talking to GCU students in a laboratory during the visit.

Prof @catherinemross.bsky.social, Chief Scientific Officer for Scotland, visited GCU's School of Health and Life Sciences yesterday (March 11) to mark Healthcare Science Week. 🧪🔬

🔗 Read more: www.gcu.ac.uk/aboutgcu/uni...

New Scottish Skin Biology Club website taking shape www.caledonianblogs.net/scottish-ski... @bsid-uk.bsky.social

The skin’s ‘surprise’ power: it has its very own immune system The finding could lead to the development of needle-free vaccines.

Very interesting article from Nature - the skin may have it's own immune system

Born #OnThisDay in 1815 was mathematician Ada Lovelace. She is known for her work on the Analytical Engine with mathematician Charles Babbage, an early proposed mechanical computer for which she wrote one of the first algorithms.

'Killer' cells explain differences in immunity between the sexes Women are more susceptible to autoimmune conditions than men, but also more protected against infections - and we are starting to understand why

Women are more susceptible to autoimmune conditions, but also more protected against infections, than men - and we're starting to understand why. www.newscientist.com/article/2458...

Submit your latest skin research for consideration as oral or poster presentation at the BSID Annual Meeting 2025!
Abstract submission closes this coming Monday 2nd of December at 11.59pm.

Submit at: www.eventsforce.net/bad/frontend...

Highlights from the BAD-BSID Research Techniques Course 2024 - BSID The BAD-BSID Research Techniques Course 2024 took place at St John’s institute of Dermatology, Guy’s Hospital, King’s College London on November 11th and 12th

Another successful Research Techniques course from the BSID/BAD - training new investigators 🧪https://www.bsid.org.uk/highlights-from-the-bad-bsid-research-techniques-course-2024/

The British Association of Dermatologists - British Society of Investigative Dermatology collaborated to deliver a Research Techniques course ! Led by the excellent Dr.Paola DiMeglio, read more about it here www.bsid.org.uk/highlights-f...

Brilliant 100th Scottish Skin Biology Club & 2nd EdSkin meeting on Tuesday. Great to see old friends, meet new ones, and talk Dermatology

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