This is part of the Engaged Medicine āInspiring Storiesā blog series. In Nick’s blog he tells us about his experience of running the Smallpeice Biomedical Engineering course for school-age students.
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‘Inspiring Stories’ with Nick Evans
‘Inspiring Stories’ with Caroline Childs
This is part of the Engaged Medicine āInspiring Storiesā blog series. In her blog Caroline shares her experiences of interacting with members of the public using various platforms.
Read more‘Inspiring Stories’ with Rina Cianfaglione
This is part of the Engaged Medicine āInspiring Storiesā blog series. Here Rina talks about the Neurokids project which aims to engage children in neuroscience research.
Read more‘Inspiring Stories’ with Gary Hickey
This is part of the Engaged Medicine āInspiring Storiesā blog series. In his blog Gary talks about the importance of engaging with members of the public in order to build trust.
Read more‘Inspiring Stories’ with Arjuna Ratnayaka
This is part of the Engaged Medicine āInspiring Storiesā blog series. Here Arjuna talks about his experience of engaging with patients and the public to raise awareness of blinding diseases.
Read more‘Inspiring Stories’ with Zain Akhtar
This is part of the Engaged Medicine āInspiring Storiesā blog series. Here Zain tells us about his involvement with public engagement through the Widening Access to Medicine Society (WAMSoc).
Read moreThe importance of clinical research by Professor Diana Baralle, Associate Dean (Research)
I have been in my new role as Associate Dean (Research) for 20 days now and itās been interesting for me to see the inner workings of our fantastic medical school. I take over from Professor John Holloway, who after
Read moreIs competition good for us? by Professor Philip Calder
We are surrounded by competition, from the inane to the highbrow. We love competition. The last three months alone have given us the gift of the Tour de France, the Euros, the Olympics, the Paralymics and Emma Raducanu at the
Read moreGetting back to face-to-face working by Lynn Kerridge
Since the easing of restrictions by the Government in July, I have noticed how many people are starting to be excited about and have been positive about the opportunity to meet up with colleagues and start working together again in
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