Name: Adam Carlton
Achievement: Biomedical Sciences
Year of leaving school: 2011
I left Canon Lee in 2011 and went on to do A levels at York College. This led me to The University of Sheffield where I completed my undergraduate and Masters Degree in Biomedical Science. I am now doing my PhD investigating the role of a specific protein in hearing loss, working for the charity ‘action on hearing loss’. It could ultimately lead to new treatments to prevent age-related and noise-induced hearing loss. This tells you more about my research:
My project is due to end next year, and I’m hoping to secure a postdoctoral contract upon its completion.
We are looking to recruit an Advanced Teaching Assistant, to work 25 hrs per week, term-time only, with groups of students and/or individuals. If you would like to work at our amazing school and within @HopeSentamuLT take a look: buff.ly/2YSopA6 Closes 1 November.
Great to host the @YorkISSP Year 8 Breakthrough event. Sparky pupils and teachers from schools across York debating which key things which have changed the world. 👍👍 @StPetersYork @schoolstogether @ISC_schools @HMC_Org pic.twitter.com/2PbY…
Y8 Breakthrough - what a resounding success! Provocative, challenging, charismatic...and all in a day's work for six of York's finest teachers. All the new ISSPers say Thank you! pic.twitter.com/e8BN…
We are looking to recruit an Advanced Teaching Assistant, to work 25 hours per week, term-time only, with groups of students and/or individuals. If you would like to work at our amazing school and within @HopeSentamuLT take a look: buff.ly/2YSopA6 Closes 1 November.
It was fantastic to see everyone at our Open Evening last night! Thank you to all those who came. If anyone has any questions or was unable to attend and would like to visit, please do contact us: hello@voy.hslt.academy #nextsteps #newschool
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