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PETBioNewsCommentBioNews editors resequenced

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BioNews editors resequenced

Published 30 June 2011 posted in Comment and appears in BioNews 614

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Sarah Norcross

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This week sees a change (or should that be a mutation?) of BioNews Genetics Editor, as Dr Rebecca Hill takes over from Chris Chatterton...

This week sees a change (or should that be a mutation?) of BioNews Genetics Editor, as Dr Rebecca Hill takes over from Chris Chatterton.

Chris has stepped down in order to complete his PhD, which is entitled 'Metabolic Syndrome: The Construction of a Group of Risk Factors into a New Disease?' This work has informed articles of his such as Obesity genetics goes 'pear-shaped'. In the year he has been with us, Chris has written around 30 articles for BioNews beginning with Centenarians provide genetic clues to ageing, and has edited many more. Chris will be much missed, and we all wish him every success with his PhD.


We are delighted to welcome Rebecca to BioNews. She wrote her first article, Scientists discover new way to reverse genetic defects, for us a couple of weeks ago, and joins us fresh from completing her MA in Science Journalism at City University London. Previously Rebecca studied at the University of Sheffield, obtaining both a BSc in Biochemistry and Genetics and a PhD in Structural and Molecular Biology. While conducting her research, which focused on producing a system to purify and analyse groups of proteins in baker's yeast, she also co-founded Science Brainwaves which is part of the British Science Association (1). Here in the office we have been closely monitoring her cake blog (2), ever hopeful of a birthday cake for the 12th birthday of BioNews.


We know that you, our readers, have helped us keep going - thank you! Your subscription to BioNews alone is very valuable to us, in terms of us seeking advertising revenue. But now we also need you to dip into your pockets and support us financially. We need to keep raising funds to help cover our costs to see us through the rest of the year - BioNews can't keep going without your support. So to help us ensure BioNews continues to remain freely accessible, please give generously today via Charity Choice or Paypal.

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