Recent research projects
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James Larke graduated from the programme in 2017 and was awarded the prize for best student and for joint best dissertation. |
James Larke |
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Phoebe Cope graduated from the programme in 2017 and was awarded the prize for joint best dissertation. |
Phoebe Cope |
| Identifying areas of improvement in the major trauma pathway (PDF, 30kB) | Patrick Quinn |
| The Endothelial Glycocalyx in Health and Disease in Cats and Dogs (PDF, 41kB) | Sarah Hillier |
| Are there distinct neural pathways in the human voice perception system that can distinguish between Multiple Sclerosis and Depression? An fMRI study (PDF, 52kB) | Rhianydd Thomas |
| Elucidating the Molecular Biology of Cystinuria (PDF, 65kB) | Mark Huttman |
| Pericyte mediated vasoconstriction and hypoperfusion in Alzheimer’s disease (PDF, 48kB) | Katherine Chin |
| Evaluating the impact of difficulty kneeling after knee replacement on patients’ health related quality of life (PDF, 69kB) | Dan Fletcher |
The course was a great opportunity to try something different – it was a very stimulating programme, providing in depth knowledge of a wide range of diseases which has proven very useful on starting clinical years. Being involved in innovative research, learning new laboratory and writing skills, with the possibility of publication, was an invaluable experience, something as medical students we rarely get a chance to be involved in.