Anaesthesia: the elephant in the room

Professor Kate White, Professor of Veterinary Anaesthesia and Analgesia, explores the role that anaesthesia plays in clinical veterinary medicine and biomedical research, and the role of the anaesthetist. Part of a series of inaugural lectures celebrating 10 years of the School of Veterinary Medicine and Science.

5.45pm, Saturday 17 September.

Tags: 10 years of the School of Veterinary Medicine and Science, animals, inaugural lecture, Kate White, School of Veterinary Medicine and Science, Vet School

Make your research headline news

Sharing your research with the wider world via the broadcast media may be less daunting and […]

Appears in Issue 81

Tags: British Science Association Media Fellow, Communications team, Dr Sandra Corr, Ebola, Jeff Randall, Making the Headlines, Media Hub, Philip Cowley, Professor Jonathan Ball, Professor of Parliamentary Government, Vet School

Best in show

The University’s School of Veterinary Medicine and Science has again out-performed the UK’s six other vet […]

Appears in Issue 77

Tags: Association of Veterinary Students (AVS), Nick Wojciechowski, Professor Gary England, Vet School

On the threshold of a world of opportunities

The University’s third community open day will run alongside an alumni event for the first time. May Fest 2011 aims to bring together the University’s past, present and potential future employees and students.

Appears in Issue 46

Tags: Alumni Laureate Awards, community open day, Community Partnerships, Golden Reunion, May Fest 2011, Modern Languages, School of Psychology, The Archaeology Museum, Vet School