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    Children and Young People's Edinburgh Research Network (CYPER) | Child Life and Health | Centre for Inflammation Research

    https://inflammation-research.ed.ac.uk/child-life-and-health/children-and-young-peoples-edinburgh-research-network-cyper

    02 Jul 2025: An interdisciplinary group linking colleagues interested in children and young people’s research and a collaborative network that is ready to respond to major interdisciplinary grant calls relating to children and young people, within the

    Bacterial imaging probe is safe for patient use, study finds | Centre for Inflammation Research | Centre for Inflammation Research

    https://inflammation-research.ed.ac.uk/information-public/science-summaries/2018/bacterial-imaging-probe-safe-for-use

    05 Jul 2025: October 2018: Imaging technology that detects deadly pneumonia infections in under 60 seconds is safe and practical for clinical use, a study has found.

    Science Summaries – 2019 | Centre for Inflammation Research | Centre for Inflammation Research

    https://inflammation-research.ed.ac.uk/information-public/science-summaries/science-summaries-archive/science-summaries-2019

    05 Jul 2025: Science summaries from 2019

    Brain study sheds light on epilepsy seizures | Centre for Clinical Brain Sciences | Centre for Clinical Brain Sciences

    https://clinical-brain-sciences.ed.ac.uk/news-archive-2014-2021/jul-dec-2015/brain-study-sheds-light-epilepsy-seizures

    17 Jul 2025: Nov 2015: A study of how brain cells communicate with each other when minds are most active could aid research into epilepsy.

    COVID-19 Tissue Bank | Centre for Inflammation Research | Centre for Inflammation Research

    https://inflammation-research.ed.ac.uk/research/centre-partnerships/inflammation-in-covid-19-exploration-of-critical-aspects-of-2

    05 Jul 2025: ICECAP are establishing a COVID-19 related tissue bank to accelerate local, national and international scientific progress in COVID-19.

    Vacuum pump test | School of GeoSciences | GeoSciences

    https://geosciences.ed.ac.uk/about/facilities/all/ionprobe/technical/samples/epoxy-resins/results/pump-tests

    15 Jul 2025: Test procedure and results for 2 hours, 24 hours and 3 months.

    IRR Science Festival group builds vaccines with families at the Edinburgh Science Festival | Centre for Inflammation Research | Centre for Inflammation Research

    https://inflammation-research.ed.ac.uk/irr-science-festival-group-builds-vaccines-families-edinburgh-science-festival-0

    05 Jul 2025: Two years after planning a workshop about vaccines, the IRR Science Festival Subcommittee was finally able to deliver their hands-on activity face-to-face with families at the 2022 Edinburgh Science Festival.

    Sequencing single cells uncovers potential liver disease drug target | Centre for Inflammation Research | Centre for Inflammation Research

    https://inflammation-research.ed.ac.uk/information-for-the-public/science-summaries/sequencing-single-cells-uncovers-potential-liver

    04 Jul 2025: October 2019: Researchers have discovered a subgroup of cells which provide a promising target for chronic liver disease therapies.

    “Big Data” liver disease database launched to improve outcomes for liver disease patients | Centre for Inflammation Research | Centre for Inflammation Research

    https://inflammation-research.ed.ac.uk/big-data-liver-disease-database-launched-improve-outcomes-liver-disease-patients

    04 Jul 2025: A collaborative Scotland-wide project has compiled patient data from nearly 1000 patients with liver disease to create a secure, searchable, open resource.

    British Association for Cancer Research 2017 AstraZeneca Young Scientist Frank Rose Award | Centre for Inflammation Research | Centre for Inflammation Research

    https://inflammation-research.ed.ac.uk/british-association-cancer-research-2017-astrazeneca-young-scientist-frank-rose-award

    05 Jul 2025: November 2017: Congratulations to Dr Alan Serrels