Can breathing scar your lungs?

A lecture by Professor Gisli Jenkins, Professor of Experimental Medicine, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences.

Tags: British Science Association, Experimental Medicine, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, health, medicine, Professor Gisli Jenkins, School of Chemistry, School of Physics and Astronomy

Influenza: a century of challenges from an ever-evolving enemy

A talk by Dr Louise Lansbury, presented by the School of Chemistry and School of Physics and Astronomy in association with the British Science Association.

Tags: British Science Association, Dr Louise Lansbury, Flu, Health protection, Influenza, Influenza research, School of Chemistry, School of Physics and Astronomy

3D X-ray vision: measuring the hidden structure of biomaterials using X-ray computed tomography

A lecture presented by the School of Chemistry and School of Physics and Astronomy, in association with the British Science Association.

Tags: biomaterials, British Science Association, Dr Craig Sturrock, School of Biosciences, School of Chemistry, School of Physics and Astronomy, X-ray, X-ray technology

Athena SWAN — latest awards announced for UoN

The School of Life Sciences and School of Physics and Astronomy have become the latest UoN […]

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Tags: Athena SWAN, Diversity and Inclusion, equality, Equality Challenge Unit, Marion Walker, people and culture, School of Life Sciences, School of Physics and Astronomy, staff

3D bioprinting: a new tool for making replacement tissues and in vitro models

3D bioprinting has emerged as a new tool for fabricating functional replacement tissues and ultimately organs.

Tags: 3d bioprinting, Faculty of Science, School of Physics and Astronomy, Science Public Lecture, science public lecture series

Darwin’s oncology legacy

Join us for a lecture on Darwin’s oncology legacy, given by Dr. Ruman Rahman, Assistant Professor, Children’s Brain Tumour Research Centre at the University of Nottingham.

Tags: British Science Association, charles darwin, Children’s Brain Tumour Research Centre, oncology, School of Chemistry, School of Physics and Astronomy, Science Public Lecture

I can see what you hear

Presented by the School of Chemistry and School of Physics and Astronomy in association with the British Science Association with Dr Rebecca Dewey.

Tags: British Science Association, i can see what you hear, School of Chemistry, School of Physics and Astronomy

When the Uncertainty Principle goes up to 11

Join us for quantum physics explained in rock with Professor Philip Moriarty.

Tags: British Science Association, quantum physics, School of Chemistry, School of Physics and Astronomy

Bits and bytes: when horses meet computers

Come along to this science public lecture with speakers Dr Mandy Roshier, Assistant Professor, Veterinary Medicine and Science, and Dr Steve North, Research Fellow, Computer Science.

Tags: British Science Association, School of Chemistry, School of Physics and Astronomy, Science Public Lecture

Things that go bang in the night (sky)

The School of Chemistry and the School of Physics and Astronomy, in association with the British Science Association, present this public lecture. Julian Onions will speak on the topic of ‘Things that go bang in the night (sky).

Tags: Julian Onions, Physics, public lecture, School of Chemistry, School of Physics and Astronomy, science public lecture series, space