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For Sunday: #OTD Robert Hingson was born in 1913. Hingson invented a way to vaccinate the people without the use of needles. Vaccines are used routinely today to protect people from many different illnesses.

#OTD Georges J.F. Köhler was born in 1946. Köhler won the 1984 Nobel Prize for developing the technique that produces monoclonal antibodies. Today, monoclonal antibodies are used in things like pregnancy tests and cancer immunotherapies.

Happy Easter from Centre of the Cell! #DidYouKnow that an egg cell is one of the only cells that can be seen without a microscope?

#OTD Oskar Hertwig was born in 1849. Hertwig was the first to recognise that sperm and eggs fuse to form an embryo.

Today we're at #LeytonstoneSchool #CareersFair speaking with their students about the wonders of medicine and excitement of science communication. We hope you enjoy our visit!

Have you ever seen these little gray canisters lying about the street? Often used for #LaughingGas, users can experience long-term effects. Join our next #BigQuestionLecture 'Nitrous Oxide: What's the Harm?' to find out more buff.ly/ZL4nOrX

It's #NationalDNADay, celebrating everything that makes up you! #DidYouKnow that if you took the DNA out of just one cell and laid it in a big long line, it would be about 2 metres long? Find out more on our website: buff.ly/JBFEoeb

#OTD Michael Smith was born in 1932. Smith won the 1993 Nobel Prize for groundbreaking work into reprogramming segments of DNA - from this, a new era of research was born.

Missed our last #BigQuestionLecture? It's now up on our website, answering the question: 'Is diabetes getting on your nerves?' buff.ly/73EQyEL

Are you in #Year12 or know someone who is? Interested in a degree in #Healthcare? There are only 2 weeks left to apply for our #free #SummerSchool - get your application in now to avoid missing out. buff.ly/onpzfZq

We have a brand new game in our #STEMPod! Visit us during #MayHalfTerm to be one of the first to play our brand new Microbe Trumps game. This game will also be available to buy from our shop very soon - watch this space! buff.ly/ToICnWq

Last year, we supported the development of SEND backpacks containing sensory aids to help students visiting Centre of the Cell. Find out more about the impact of this project and gain inspiration for your own inclusive projects:ow.ly/xnlL50VMI5J

Applications to our summer school are still open! This is an excellent opportunity for students in year 12 who are interested in a future career in science or healthcare. Get your application in now: buff.ly/onpzfZq

Our next Big Question Lecture is happening on the 4th of June. Nitrous Oxide: What's the Harm? Join Professor Alastair Noyce as he discusses the potential long term effects of Nitrous Oxide, or laughing gas. Find out more and get tickets here: buff.ly/ZL4nOrX

Our work experience student Mia has written a new blog, all about the mindset needed to be a scientist. Read it here: buff.ly/4igzoCv

We're excited for our next Big Question Lecture. Taking place on on the 4th of June at 6pm we're learning about the potential harm of nitrous oxide. Learn more and get tickets here: buff.ly/ZL4nOrX

Our next Big Question Lecture is right around the corner! Join us on on the 4th of June at 6pm when we'll be learning about the harm of nitrous oxide can do. Learn more and get tickets here: buff.ly/x1Sm7aq

Ever wondered why spicy food makes you cry? Find out in our newest blog, from student Explainer Meera buff.ly/6UT3hCL

Our next Big Question Lecture is right around the corner! Nitrous Oxide, what's the harm? Join us as Professor Alastair Noyce tells us more Tickets and more info here: buff.ly/ZL4nOrX

#LastChance to get tickets for our #BigQuestionLecture happening tomorrow at the Blizard Institute! buff.ly/0MO7tz1