BRC Science Forum
During the pandemic, NIHR Southampton Biomedical Research Centre established a weekly online forum to continue sharing and discussion of the latest research. To gain access for the upcoming talks, please contact BRC@uhs.nhs.uk.
All staff with a University of Southampton login to Microsoft Teams can access the recordings of these talks via the links below (made available after the talk), whilst University Hospital Southampton staff can access these recordings on StaffNet (search 'BRC Science Forum').
2024
13th December
6th December
29th November
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George Bethell: Surgical Decision Making in Necrotising Enterocolitis
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Aneurin Young: Nutrition and Growth in Preterm Infants with Stomas
22nd November
15th November
8th November
25th October
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Dr Kristin Veighey and Dr Jeremy Fabes - The potential for prehabilitation and preconditioning in transplantation
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Ashraf Mumin - Doctoral Fellowship Application: pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic (PK/PD) study of intravenous thiamine in intensive care – a prospective, observational cohort study
18th October
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Rosie Mackay and Gemma Snell - Health Innovation Wessex: the NHS innovation agency
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Efstathios Margaritis and Grant Waters - Clean Routes in Southampton
11th October
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Dr Vishvanath Tiwari - Exploring pathogenic proteins in carbapenem-resistant acinetobacter baumannii: advancing towards new treatment strategies (permission not given for recording)
4th October
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Dr Deborah Richardson - The future of cellular therapy, including CAR-T
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Konstantinos Katsikopoulos - Can we make accurate AND transparent decisions?
5th July
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Mr Malcolm West - Undertaking research in patients undergoing maximally invasive cancer surgery
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Prof John Primrose - Minimally invasive liver surgery: The reality
28th June
21st June
14th June
7th June
24 May
17 May
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Dr Mirella Spalluto: Developing a surgery-to-organoid pipeline for translational science
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David Johnston: New opportunities and applications in the Biomedical Imaging Unit
10 May
3 May
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Prof Neil White: Novel wearables for physiological measurements (the Pneumorator)
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Dr Rod Lane: Novel wearables for physiological measurements (the Ripple)
26 April
19 April
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Prof Jon Dorling: Reducing the exposure to opiates for preterm babies in neonatal intensive care
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Dr Mark Johnson: Understanding growth, nutrition and later outcomes in preterm infants
22 March
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Dr Adriana Wilde: Remote Photoplethysmography (rPPG) at home: state of the art and future directions
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Dr Shiyang Tang: Liquid Metal Particles and Polymers: A Soft-Soft system with Exciting Properties
15 March
8 March
1 March
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Dr Frances Wensley: Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing in perioperative medicine
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Dr Colleen Deane: Transcriptomic and proteomic features of muscle cell adaptation
23 February
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Dr Rujie Sun: Bioinspired Fillable Microrobotic Systems for Targeted and On-Demand Drug Delivery (permission not given for recording)
9 February
2 February
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Dr Anastasia Theodosiou: Neisseria lactamica human challenge study in pregnant women (permission not given for recording)
26 January
19 January
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Prof Joanna Sofaer: Pathways to Health Through Cultures of Neighbourhoods
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Dr Sandy Jackson: CIPHER and the PneumoRator study: A platform for experimental medicine
12 January
2023
8 December
1 December
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Prof Kate Ward & Dr Lucy Gates: An international perspective on nutrition and musculoskeletal health
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Dr Harnish Patel: Sarcopenia and frailty research in Southampton
24 November
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Dr Mark Edwards: OPTIMISE II trial results - settling controversies in perioperative haemodynamic management? (permission not given for recording)
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Dr Cathrine McKenzie: The Critical illness project
17 November
10 November
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Dr Majid Zamani: Intellegent Computational Platforms in Biomedical Engineering
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Dr Chengchen Zhang: A CRISPR/Cas-powered biosensing platform (permission not given for recording)
3 November
20 October
13 October
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Prof Rohan Lewis: Insights into reproductive health from 3D nanoscale imaging
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Dr Jane Cleal: The role of the endometrium in fertility disorders
6 October
7 July