From Star Trek to medical imaging: the physics of MRI

Part of the Science public lecture series. Professor Penny Gowland discusses the physics of MRI, famously ‘predicted’ in Star Trek.

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Wellbeing courses for staff

Places are now available on the University’s 2015 wellbeing courses for staff. Many are half-day sessions (lasting […]

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Tags: course, health, HR, King's Meadow Campus, Professional Development, short courses, wellbeing

Winter bike workshop – Sutton Bonington

The winter survival cycling workshops are a great way to learn how to repair your bike […]

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Tags: bike, cycling, health, safety, Sustrans, transport, travel, Ucycle, workshop

Meningitis alert

The following advice is issued as a result of a confirmed case of meningitis involving a […]

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Young men and the (im)possibility of effective school-based HIV education?

Dr Max Biddulph, Associate Professor in Education and Counselling, delivers a lecture in support of World AIDS Day 2014.

Tags: AIDS, awareness, health, Max Biddulph, School of Education, University Park