
Lucy Lawrence
Digital Content Producer
Lucy is the Digital Content Producer for Technology Networks. She worked previously as a state-registered Biomedical Scientist at the Royal Derby Hospital where she began to communicate science for the popular press and has since covered many topical issues ranging from Coronavirus to Cannabis. She believes in the power of science to inspire, educate and entertain and at Technology Networks employs her wealth of knowledge and hands-on experience to create a range of high-quality and engaging scientific content across a large variety of media outlets.

Opinionated Science: When Cannabis Meets Robotics
We explore what happens when you cross cannabis with robotics, and Toby provides an overview of the benefits of automating laboratory testing and PerkinElmer’s new QS Works 420 workflow.
Opinionated Science is Technology Networks’ homemade podcast, where our team of scientists-turned-journalists cut out the chewy jargon and serve up slices of the most fascinating stories from the world of science. Expect a new Opinionated Science every other Friday.

Opinionated Science Episode 31: Night Owls, Inflatable Implants and Twins' Trauma

Teach Me in 10 – Virtual Reality and Speech Disorders With Gareth Walkom

Opinionated Science: The Future of Spatial Transcriptomics

Disease Modeling Using ALI Tools and Systems

Fighting the Virus: SARS-CoV-2 Immunity

Opinionated Science Episode 28: The Futuristic Lab
They explore the fundamental requirements of the laboratory of the future and discuss how innovative technologies are advancing and their wishes for the future of the laboratory.

What Is Pint of Science? With Praveen Paul

White Matter in Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia With Tom Veale

Improving Cognitive and Gait Control in Parkinson’s with Vagus Nerve Stimulation
In this webinar, we will summarise the current literature on non-invasive VNS in Parkinson’s disease and discuss preliminary findings of its therapeutic potential with an emphasis on its efficacy in improving cognitive and gait control in people with Parkinson’s.