Wolfson Institute

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  • WRI Audio intro

    WRI Audio intro

    28/09/2011 Duration: 01min

    An audio introduction to the Wolfson Research Institute by Dr. Mark Booth. (2010)

  • Beating Hearts at high resolution: adaptive high-resolution selective plane illumination microscopy

    Beating Hearts at high resolution: adaptive high-resolution selective plane illumination microscopy

    15/09/2011

    Professor John Girkin discusses his collaborative research project: Beating Hearts at High Resolution, a project aimed to improve our understanding of the operation of the human heart to develop better drugs and treatment for heart conditions. (Aug 2011)

  • Amara West: health and diet in ancient Nubia through climate and political change

    Amara West: health and diet in ancient Nubia through climate and political change

    15/09/2011

    The Amara West project is an undertaking from the British Museum funded by Leverhulme Trust. The purpose of the Wolfson Research Institute involvement is to find out both the colonial era in Upper Nubia and the later era by examining two cemeteries and the structure of the community and see how the change in political rule affected peoples lives. Michaela Binder explains. (Aug 2011)

  • Professor Marcel Tanner - Challenges for Global Health - from diseases to health systems

    Professor Marcel Tanner - 'Challenges for Global Health - from diseases to health systems'

    02/09/2011

    Full lecture by Professor Marcel Tanner, Director of the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute. (June 2011)

  • Sally Davies - Annual Lecture 2008

    Sally Davies - Annual Lecture 2008

    02/09/2011 Duration: 45min

    Department of Health Director General for Research & Development, Professor Sally Davies (centre), visited the Wolfson Research Institute on 22 October and gave the Institute's 2008 Annual Lecture on the work of the National Institute for Health Research.