Professor Cheryl Metcalf discusses the concept of innovation
Read moreDon’t use a laser if a drawing pin will do!
Fellowships for three Faculty early career researchers
Three early career researchers from the Faculty of Medicine have been included in a flagship fellowship scheme to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the University of Southampton.
Read moreRestart a Heart Day 2022 by Erin Cotton
Each year, universities, ambulance services and other charitable organisations come together to take part in Restart a Heart Day.
Read moreThe joy of international friends and face-to-face interaction
Professor Nicholas Harvey discusses the latest developments of the UKRI MRC National Musculoskeletal Ageing Network and the UK Biobank Repeat Imaging Study.
Read more‘Inspiring Stories’ with Traci Carroll
This is part of the Engaged Medicine âInspiring Storiesâ blog series. In her blog Traci shares her experience as a public contributor who is involved with the Faculty of Medicine.
Read more‘Inspiring Stories’ with Chris Satchwell and Kate Hough
This is part of the Engaged Medicine âInspiring Storiesâ blog series. In their blog Chris and Kate tell us about the patient-informed research group they have set up for people with lived experience of cochlear implants from University of Southampton Auditory Implant Service (USAIS).
Read more‘Inspiring Stories’ with Gary Hickey, Katie Porter & Lucy Green
This is part of the Engaged Medicine âInspiring Storiesâ blog series. In their blog Gary, Katie and Lucy reflect on and summarise the recent training workshop on participatory and co-produced research.
Read more‘Inspiring Stories’ with Lareb Dean
This is part of the Engaged Medicine âInspiring Storiesâ blog series. In her blog Lareb tells us about how she got involved in public engagement and why she feels it is so worthwhile.
Read moreA big thanks to the Oddfellows Society by Tim Fenton
Tim Fenton from the Centre for Cancer Immunology speaks about funding received from the Oddfellows Society.
Read moreCo-producing the future of medical research with young people
EACH-B are working with young people to work with a film company to conceptualise, research, produce, film, edit and disseminate four videos about taking part in medical research.
Read moreObituary: Professor George Stevenson
It is with great sadness that we announce the death of our well-loved and respected colleague, Professor George Stevenson who passed away peacefully in Oxfordshire on 1st July. He was born and grew up in Sydney, attended North Sydney Boysâ
Read moreAir pollution linked to risk of dementia
A Faculty of Medicine professor has played a key role in a new report which says air pollution is likely to increase the risk of developing dementia.
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