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After winning a prestigious Blavatnik Award for his groundbreaking work to protect premature babies from lethal diseases, Christopher Stewart outlines his research.

Doctoral Researcher Nkiruka Emodi explores how housing conditions affect people with sickle cell and explains how to participate in her research.

Training Lead for Pathology LIMS Anas Nasir outlines a new tool for blood transfusion trainers, testers and laboratory information management system specialists.

Biomedical scientists Srushti Jariwala and Saoudi Nouis look at the differences in artificial intelligence across the various disciplines in pathology.

The UKAS decision-maker is a critical safeguard that protects impartiality and reinforces confidence, write Alyson Bryant and Alison Benson.

Specialist Biomedical Scientist Annelise Chambers outlines a project to reduce blood component wastage and improve clinical practice during major haemorrhage protocols.

Academic Clinical Lecturer and Haematology Registrar Dr Richard Buka explains how urgent drug levels can reduce use of reversal agents.

Chris Sleight, former Chief Officer of the Greater Manchester Pathology Network, looks at health equality and the challenges ahead.

Deputy Operations Lead in Genomics Cheryl Walsh looks at the incredible impact an early diagnosis of spinal muscular atrophy can have.

Carol Bullock recounts the emotional story of her years struggling to get a diagnosis for gluten ataxia.

Biomedical scientists Srushti Jariwala and Saoudi Nouis reflect on the ethical considerations biomedical scientists face when working with AI-assisted diagnostics.

Lecturer in Biomedical Sciences Dr Dylan Jones outlines why decolonising the curriculum is vital for the sector and for patients.

Dr Sherin Jos Payyappilly looks at the digital clinical safety issues and asks what biomedical scientists can do to ensure change is safely embraced.

Blood transfusion departments have a longstanding history of raising the bar for safety in pathology – now let’s set the standard. The team from Serious Hazards of Transfusion (SHOT) look at what action is needed.