Institutional development · Research, innovation and assessment · United Kingdom
Warwick Medical School wins £1.3 million in BBSRC grants for two imaging platforms
Researchers at Warwick Medical School have secured £1.3 million through two BBSRC grants to acquire spatial transcriptomics and advanced microscopy equipment.
Why it matters: Researchers at Warwick Medical School gain funding for new spatial transcriptomics and advanced microscopy equipment through two BBSRC grants.
The University of Warwick said its researchers have secured £1.3 million to fund two state-of-the-art imaging platforms.
According to the university, the money comes from two successful grants awarded by the BBSRC (Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council) to researchers at Warwick Medical School.
The university said the funding will pay for the latest spatial transcriptomics equipment and advanced microscopy equipment.
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Scott James, Research and Innovation Editor
Warwick Medical School researchers are to receive £1.3 million from two BBSRC grants, which the university said will fund spatial transcriptomics and advanced microscopy equipment.
