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Episode 10 - Ole Press and Oliver Keminer by StemCells@Lunch Digested

Episode 10 - Ole Press and Oliver Keminer by StemCells@Lunch Digested

David is an architect who has led the design for many of our award-winning healthcare, research, and education projects in the United Kingdom and the United States. He’s particularly interested in design which creates a memorable sense of place while promoting a sense of clarity, optimism, and engagement. He believes the built environment can and should enrich peoples’ lives. You can find out more about their work at http://www.stantec.com/about-us/people/m/martin-david.html

If you have any comments or questions just email us: [email protected]

David is an architect who has led the design for many of our award-winning healthcare, research, and education projects in the United Kingdom and the United States. He’s particularly interested in design which creates a memorable sense of place while promoting a sense of clarity, optimism, and engagement. He believes the built environment can and should enrich peoples’ lives. You can find out more about their work at http://www.stantec.com/about-us/people/m/martin-david.html

If you have any comments or questions just email us: [email protected]

Last week, as part of British Science Week 2017, ten young scientists from Judith Kerr Primary School in London visited our Centre.

It was a fascinating morning for the children that had the opportunity to observe the Watt Lab scientists at work. As part of their activities, they acted as pathologists, identifying healthy and unhealthy cells under a microscope, and extracted the DNA from a strawberry. At the end of their visit, the children took part in a podcast, where they had the opportunity to ask some of the scientists about their work. It was a truly extraordinary day and a wonderful opportunity to inspire young scientists of the future. If you would like your school to be next email us to [email protected]

Last week, as part of British Science Week 2017, ten young scientists from Judith Kerr Primary School in London visited our Centre.

It was a fascinating morning for the children that had the opportunity to observe the Watt Lab scientists at work. As part of their activities, they acted as pathologists, identifying healthy and unhealthy cells under a microscope, and extracted the DNA from a strawberry. At the end of their visit, the children took part in a podcast, where they had the opportunity to ask some of the scientists about their work. It was a truly extraordinary day and a wonderful opportunity to inspire young scientists of the future. If you would like your school to be next email us to [email protected]

For today's episode we interviewed Professor Manuel Salmeron-Sanchez, the Head of the Division of Biomedical Engineering and Chair of Biomedical Engineering in the School of Engineering at the University of Glasgow (http://www.gla.ac.uk/schools/engineering/staff/manuelsalmeron-sanchez/#/). Don't forget to send us your comments and questions to [email protected]

For today's episode we interviewed Professor Manuel Salmeron-Sanchez, the Head of the Division of Biomedical Engineering and Chair of Biomedical Engineering in the School of Engineering at the University of Glasgow (http://www.gla.ac.uk/schools/engineering/staff/manuelsalmeron-sanchez/#/). Don't forget to send us your comments and questions to [email protected]

On today's episode we have Dr. James Briscoe, a principal investigator at the Francis Crick Institute. You can find out more about the Briscoe's lab here: https://crick.ac.uk/james-briscoe and if you have any questions for us just email [email protected]

On today's episode we have Dr. James Briscoe, a principal investigator at the Francis Crick Institute. You can find out more about the Briscoe's lab here: https://crick.ac.uk/james-briscoe and if you have any questions for us just email [email protected]