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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Recent Developments at LifeLab
From glowing skin to exploding bubbles
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.
Read moreInterview with Professor Nisreen Alwan
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
Read moreSupporting Self-Management
Professor Nick Francis discusses the how supported, self-management interventions are needed to support the NHS.
Read moreEggs and Baskets
Professor Nick Harvey reflects on work life balance at this time of year
Read moreA new MSc comes to Southampton
Emma Reeves and Dean Bryant discuss the new MSc Cancer Biology and Immunology at the University of Southampton
Read moreInaugural lecture: Professor Kathy Kendall
In this Q&A, Professor Kathy Kendall discusses s an educator and as a researcher of curricula, prisons, asylums, and horror films, and how it has shaped her role within the Faculty of Medicine.
Read moreMedical Humanities – a student’s view
Morgan Blanc is currently on the University’s BM5 course in his fourth year (5th year of study after his intercalation). He speaks to Medically Speaking about undertaking the Medical Humanities module. A poem he wrote during the module is at the bottom of the page.
Read moreHumanising Medicine: Unveiling Medical Humanities at Southampton
Medically Speaking hears from Luca Di Gregorio, about what makes the Medical Humanities module beneficial for students.
Read moreBlack Women in Health Panel
To celebrate Black History Month, three Black female professionals – Dr Ria Clarke (RC), Esmé Ara’Resa (ER) and Priscilla Vivian (PV) – took part in a panel event exploring treating Black female patients, being a Black woman working in healthcare, and navigating the difficulty of self-care. In this blog for Medically Speaking, two medical students Oluwasemire Adetoro and Ihuoma Osuji, share their key takeaways, insights and discussions from the event.
Read moreHow to inspire the next generation of students about the big topics
LifeLab and University colleagues delivered a one-day training session around global health. Here’s how it went…
Read moreBringing sustainability into the medical curriculum
Here from Southampton team who are working together to embed planetary health and sustainability topics into the curriculum.
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