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UCL Grand Round
Bench to Bedside - Audio
There are three guest speakers at each UCL Grand Round, the talks span basic science, clinical translation, and population health. These talks are followed by a panel discussion, the audience consists of doctors, researchers, and medical students from UCL and NHS partner trusts in addition to representatives from charities, pharma, and government.
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Recent Episodes
8th October 2012 - Speakers: Dr Dave Spratt, Reader in Microbial Ecology, UCL Eastman Dental Institute
“Microbial ecology”, Professor Jonathan Knowles, Professor of Biomaterials Science and Head of the Division of Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering, UCL Eastman Dental Institute, "Biomaterials...
Published 10/26/12
Introduction by Professor Patrick Maxwell, Dean, UCL Faculty of Medical Sciences. Hugh Montgomery, Professor of Intensive Care Medicine (Honorary Consultant), UCL Division of Medicine, "Serving an ACE!" Ken van Someren, Director of Sport Sciences, English Institute of Sport, "The elite athlete –...
Published 06/12/12
9 November 2011 - Introduction by Professor Sir John Tooke, Vice-Provost (Health) and Head of UCL School of Life & Medical Sciences. Speakers include Martin Orrell, Professor of Ageing and Mental Health, UCL Mental Health Sciences Unit: "Memory lane - the way ahead for better treatment in...
Published 04/27/12
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