From organising and participating in fundraising events, to supporting the Facility with specialist skills acquired throughout their study, there are many opportunities for Plymouth University students to get involved with the Derriford Research Facility.
Antibiotic Awareness Week typically falls in November each year, but the University hosts several events throughout the year including interactive lab workshops, film screenings, seminars, and even pub quizzes. Visit our WAAW page to see what's coming up.Find out more on our WAAW page
Mark Hedley and William Shaw are the designers behind the custom built charity donation boxes located in the Brain Tumour Research Centre of Excellence and in cafes throughout the University campus. This experience was the first commission of their creative career, hear more from the design duo:
Will – 'Design is something that I have always wanted to do. My family are involved with design; we are a very creative family. I wanted to certify it and go into design in the future'.Mark – 'It is the first time we have worked with clients. I had never actually done anything like this so it was very interesting. Following this through has been an interesting and educational process'.
If you would like to know more about how to get involved and support the Derriford Research Facility, please contact us: