David Towsey describes an unexpected collaboration formed in the months since his participation at Welsh Crucible 2017. “What do you want to be known for?” That was just one of the many questions posed to our cohort over the course of Welsh Crucible 2017. It’s the kind of question you might expect at a job interview: “Where
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Aditee Mitra from Welsh Crucible 2012 has been awarded a €2.88 million Horizon 2020 grant. Here Aditee explains how Welsh Crucible was instrumental in this recent success. I applied for a place in the Welsh Crucible in 2012. I was hoping that the Welsh Crucible would help me re-launch my career in science after
An innovative project exploring experiences of infertility through arts workshops has won the Welsh Crucible/Learned Society of Wales Award for the Best Collaborative Welsh Crucible Project 2011-2015. The award was presented to the PI of the winning project, Dr Sofia Gameiro, at the Welsh Crucible 2017 Lab 3 dinner in Swansea in the presence of
