Disease and infection are an inevitable part of being human, but also an intriguing part. I first became aware of the possibilities of studying microbiology when I attended a lecture on “Microbiology and Bioterrorism” at the Medlink Conference at Nottingham University in 2014. I found this lecture really interesting, and left the Conference wanting to know more about microbiology. Studying Biology at A2 has led me to realise the incredible impact that microorganisms have on every aspect of our lives.
I have had work experience in two hospitals and a GP practice, so have seen a wide variety of diseases caused by various microbes. I have also become more aware of the role that microbes play in our food production.
I am currently working on an
I have had work experience in two hospitals and a GP practice, so have seen a wide variety of diseases caused by various microbes. I have also become more aware of the role that microbes play in our food production.
I am currently working on an