Posts tagged with ‘Kevin Shakesheff’
Research Information System (RIS) update — new functionality to launch in 2018
The roll out of the Research Information System (RIS) development is set to continue in 2018, […]
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Tags: Agresso, grant applications, Kevin Shakesheff, pFACT, project management, Research Information System, RIS
Success for Robin Hood runners as fundraising passes £30,000
Congratulations to all of the runners who took part in this year’s series of Robin Hood […]
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Tags: charity, Children’s Brain Tumour Research Centre, fundraising, Impact Campaign, Kevin Shakesheff, Life Cycle, Life Cycle 7, robin hood marathon, UoN 500
Runners go the extra mile for Life Cycle
Runners from the University of Nottingham — including staff, students, alumni, friends and members of the […]
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Tags: charity, Children’s Brain Tumour Research Centre, fundraising, Impact Campaign, Kevin Shakesheff, Life Cycle, Life Cycle 7, robin hood marathon, UoN 500
Research Information System roadshows (updated)
The University is about to start the pilot phase of the new Research Information System – […]
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Tags: funding, grants, Kevin Shakesheff, research, Research Information System, RIS
Introducing Professor Dame Jessica Corner
Professor Dame Jessica Corner says hello as she joins the University as Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Research and […]
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Tags: Global Strategy 2020, Jessica Corner, Kevin Shakesheff, Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Research and Knowledge Exchange, research, strategy
Royal Society award
A Nottingham professor’s work towards the development of regenerative medicine has been recognised by the Royal Society.
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Tags: Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, Kevin Shakesheff, Professor of Drug Delivery and Tissue Engineering, Royal Society, School of Pharmacy, Wolfson Foundation, Wolfson Research Merit Award
Vital new insight into early days of embryos
Pioneering work by a leading University of Nottingham scientist has helped reveal a vital process in the development of the early mammalian embryo.
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Tags: Cambridge University, European Research Council, Kevin Shakesheff, Prof Magdalena Zernicka-Goetz, Professor of Tissue Engineering