Inclusive Research and Innovation Ecosystems Final Conference
Join us for the final conference of Horizon 2020 projects, CALIPER and LeTSGEPs, on Gender Equality Plans and gender budgeting in research.
Thursday, 23rd November 2023 , 9.00-17:05 CET
Hybrid event: Zoom and in person at Université Libre de Bruxelles, Campus du Solbosch – Bâtiment S – Salle Dupréel Avenue Jeanne 44, 1050 Brussels, Belgium
Science and scholarship in a changing Europe
Physiology & Pathophysiology 2023 Symposium
Celebrating life in Calcium Signalling, Physiology and Pathology
On 3rd March, a very special international symposium was held to mark the 80th birthday of AE Cardiff Hub Director, Professor Ole Petersen.
From left to right: Professor John Harwood (Cardiff School of Biosciences), Professor Carl Petersen MAE, Professor Alex Verkhratsky MAE, Professor Ole Petersen MAE, Professor Jim Murray MAE, Professor Valerie O’Donnell MAE and Professor Anant Parekh MAE
Inclusive Research and Innovation ecosystems in Europe: what works, and how do we convince our stakeholders?
Changing minds or changing systems to avert dangerous climate change?
Celebrating physiology: an interview with David Paterson MAE
David Paterson, current President of the Physiological Society, was in Cardiff on 29th September to mark the life and work of neurophysiologist Thomas Graham Brown FRS (1882-1965).
About David Paterson MAE
David Paterson MAE is a Fellow of Merton College, Oxford at the University of Oxford. He is Head of the Department of Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics. Professor Paterson was Editor-in-Chief of The Journal of Physiology from 2011 to 2016 and Consulting Editor for Physiology from 2016 to 2021. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Biology (2003) an Honorary Fellow of The Royal Society of New Zealand (2014) and a Fellow of the American Physiological Society (2019). He was elected as a member of The Academia Europaea in 2021. Professor Paterson is President of The Physiological Society which held its latest roadshow in Cardiff on 29th September.
