As the nights draw in, the bad weather persists and Brexit looms, I feel the need to seek out the positive side of life. I spoke to new staff coming to work at the University a few weeks ago and
Read moreAs the nights draw in, the bad weather persists and Brexit looms, I feel the need to seek out the positive side of life. I spoke to new staff coming to work at the University a few weeks ago and
Read moreAs the newly appointed Head of School of Clinical and Experimental Sciences, it has been a challenging few months. The role is a double-edged sword as inevitably it leaves less time for research, which I remain passionate about, but on
Read moreLast November, I received an invitation to represent the European Society of Medical Oncology, speaking at the Japanese Society of Medical Oncology in Kyoto in July 2019. My first thought was âwhat a great opportunityâ, my second was âI think
Read moreâA brilliant team who collaborate to deliver innovative discovery cancer science and patient benefit.â This is the refreshed sense of purpose that the Cancer Sciences Unit is bringing to life right now. This is the âWhyâ. The order of words
Read moreTen months into being Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and I have lost count of the number of times that people have asked me: âHow is it going?â A new role or job is a journey, so I find
Read moreI am writing this at the end of national Volunteersâ Week, which is a chance to celebrate and say thank you for the fantastic contribution millions of volunteers make across the UK. The week is marked by local and regional
Read moreAs Brexit becomes even more unclear, we cancer immunologists have been looking outward with a view to building stronger links with centres of excellence worldwide. I had the privilege of taking a representative delegation of cancer immunologists from across the faculty to
Read moreThe Faculty of Medicine senior leadership team met last week for our second away day of the academic year.
Read moreMedics Revue is one of the events marking the Christmas season calendar and for any of you who were part of similar shows in your student days, you will find that the entertainment that is on offer is a tradition
Read moreWe are nearing the end of another busy term, trying to ensure all urgent and important tasks are progressed, along with most of the important and less urgent ones, while aiming to keep a check on the mountain of those
Read moreThe outcomes in professional sport are decided by the finest of margins.
Read moreSo much has happened at the Centre for Cancer Immunology since my last blog, and in retrospect it all seemed to be leading up to Fridayâs Vice Chancellors Awards ceremony held at St Mary Stadium…
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