Peer review: do we throw early career researchers in at the deep end?
Should peer reviewers receive training? Should there be accreditation? These topics and more were discussed at a recent BioMed Central roadshow in Sydney,… Read more »
Sarah Hayes
Dr Sarah Hayes was awarded a Doctor of Philosophy in 2013 from Macquarie University (Sydney, Australia) for her work in the area of colorectal cancer. Her doctoral research involved the identification of a protein that could predict patient response to 5-fluorouracil-based chemotherapy using advanced mass spectrometry.
Now at the University of Sydney, Dr Hayes has been awarded a Cancer Institute NSW Early Career Fellowship to continue her work using cutting-edge equipment to rapidly screen samples from lung cancer patients to discover proteins that could assist in patient diagnosis and prognostication.
Now at the University of Sydney, Dr Hayes has been awarded a Cancer Institute NSW Early Career Fellowship to continue her work using cutting-edge equipment to rapidly screen samples from lung cancer patients to discover proteins that could assist in patient diagnosis and prognostication.
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