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📢 📢 Applications for the BAS Summer School 2026 are now open!
🟢Maximum of 20 participants!
🔴Deadline: 26/07/2026
👉 View the application process here: britathsoc.org/young-scienti…
Join us for the BAS Annual Meeting in Oxford. We cannot wait to see you! Check here for the full programme:
britathsoc.org/bas-annual-me…
Submit your abstract before 22nd of June for the #BAS2026 Autumn Meeting in Oxford during 10-11th of September. britathsoc.org/abstract-subm…
🚨 Calling early-career researchers!🔬🫀
Interested in imaging, big data & AI in cardiovascular research?
Join the BAS Summer School 2026!
📍 Christ Church, Oxford | 8–9 Sept
✅Hands-on workshops + expert talks
✅Funding available
👉 EOI: forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/…
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Now, we’re continuing our monthly series where we ask each BAS YSC members: What’s your favourite lab technique, and why? Mass spectrometry allows Kavithra to detect and distinguish complex lipid molecules, with major biological significance.
🔍 Curious about how it works?
Now, we’re continuing our monthly series where we ask each BAS YSC members: What’s your favourite lab technique, and why? This month, we hear from Lia, who discussed confocal microscopy.Curious about how it works?Scroll through the images to see Lia’s favourite technique!
✨ Now, we’re continuing our monthly series where we ask each BAS YSC members:
What’s your favourite lab technique, and why?
This month, we hear from Emily👩🔬
🔍 Curious about how the Seahorse works?
👉 Scroll through the images to see Emily’s favourite technique in action!
✨ In our previous post, you met the BAS YSC Nucleus Members.
Now, we’re excited to launch a new monthly series where we ask them:
What’s your favourite lab technique, and why?
This month, we hear from Elisa 👩🔬
🔍 Curious about how this works?
👉 Scroll through the images
We are excited to introduce the current Nucleus Members of the British Atherosclerosis Society (BAS) Young Scientist Community (YSC)!
Fresh off the press! 📖 BAS YSC Nucleus member @Danila_Gurgone just published a commentary on the @society_eas 93rd Congress held in Glasgow this May.
BAS proudly played a key role in organising this brilliant event! ✨ 👀 Take a look! 👇
The 93rd EAS Congress commentary is Onlife! Written by @KroonLab, @Charis_Oxford & me 🎉
Fancy reliving it? Grab a coffee ☕️ & have a read 👉 shorturl.at/RbFde
Fun Fact: there’s a nod to a classic Scottish song dating back to the 1745… can you spot it?
Voting is now open for the BHF Reflection of Research competition! Have your say, vote here ⬇️🖼️
In case you missed it, a report on the first BAS Summer School has been shared, featuring key sessions with outstanding ECR speakers and programme highlights. 💥
Find out more here: shorturl.at/0qlat
Cardiovascular research getting smarter: -omics and generative AI are rewriting the rules! Prof. Manuel Mayr beautifully presents the secrets to unlock cardiovascular disease at #EASCongress2025






















