In her blog, Jess talks about her research and the way she has used some internal funding pots to translate her research into impact on food security and climate change policy in Ghana, while also developing her skills and career as a researcher.
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This is part of the Engaged Medicine āInspiring Storiesā blog series. This blog is written by Lucy Gates and she shares her experiences of undertaking public engagement in low resource settings, and talks about the importance of in-country partners.
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This is part of the Engaged Medicine āInspiring Storiesā blog series. This blog is written by Lucy Gates and she shares her experiences of public engagement in low resource settings and developing research agendas with the public.
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This is part of the Engaged Medicine āInspiring Storiesā blog series and is written by Lisa Hanley, Deputy Head of Public Engagement at the University of Southampton. In her blog Lisa talks about some of the challenges of public engagement but also how important it is to deliver, recognise and reward excellence in this area.
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This is part of the Engaged Medicine āInspiring Storiesā blog series and is written by guest writer Rebecca Kinge, who is a community worker with Southampton Voluntary Services and Southampton Collective. Rebecca shares her experiences of co-production and gives some helpful tips for how to do it effectively.
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Having officially moved into the Faculty of Medicine last August, here are a few snapshots of some of the activity the LifeLab team have been getting up to…
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This is part of the Engaged Medicine āInspiring Storiesā blog series. This blog is written by Lucy Green, Faculty Head of Engagement. In her blog, Lucy shares her experiences of public engagement and highlights some of the work the Facultyās Engagement team has been doing.
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This is part of the Engaged Medicine āInspiring Storiesā blog series. In Naomi’s blog she talks about the Young Researcher Training Programme and the red-carpet event which took place at the beginning of March.
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Nick Evans is a Professor in Bioengineering. In his Inaugural Lecture, he will be reflecting on his career and what led him to the field of regenerative medicine. In this Q&A, Nick gives some insight into his research interests, how he uses bubbles to heal bones and what excites him about the future.
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Professor Nisreen Alwan, MBE, will deliver her Inaugural Lecture, focusing on her personal journey from Baghdad to Southampton, and how the stops along the way shaped my career and life directions towards becoming a public health academic. As a Professor
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Professor Nick Francis discusses the how supported, self-management interventions are needed to support the NHS.
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This is part of the Engaged Medicine āInspiring Storiesā blog series. This blog is written by Kate Hough who shares her experiences of using community engagement to raise awareness of better hearing and brain health.
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