Jacob Day, who joined the programme with the second cohort of GW4-CAT HP fellows, has written a blog sharing his PhD journey so far.
Collaboration Award for GW4-CAT Fellow Jack Underwood
Gene People Symposium 2022: Dr Jack Underwood receives Best Research Partnership Award with the Timothy Syndrome Alliance.
Find out what it’s like to be a GW4-CAT research fellow
Dr Majd Protty, GW4-CAT programme alumnus details the highs and lows of being a clinical PhD student, and the invaluable skills gained from his experience.
Chantelle Wiseman, GW4-CAT, Cohort II fellow, recently attended a storytelling workshop to hone her presentation skills. The workshop also included an evening event where attendees could put their new found skills into practice. Read about her experience.
COVID-19: Research on the Frontline
Read about the impact of COIVD-19 on GW4-CAT Fellow, Gus Hamilton’s PhD research. Early in the pandemic, Gus pivoted his research to focus on COVID-19, contributing to improved methods for assessing and triaging patients. His work also helped identify NHS staff at higher risk of infection, directly informing internal policy decisions at North Bristol NHS Trust
Why Some People Develop PTSD While Others Don’t
Read about the research being undertaken by Chantelle Wiseman, one of our GW4-CAT Cohort II Fellows, into identifying the risk factors for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
This blog from 2018 introduces the first iteration of the programme and highlights some of the advantages of the Wellcome Trust funded GW4-CAT programme. The programme has moved on since 2018, but it is an interesting snapshot of the time.