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This open forum, held on 20th November, was hosted by Connects-UK and supported by AE Cardiff.
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The European Scientific Advice Mechanism: how evidence-informed policymaking works in a Union of 27 states
In this webinar held on 13th November 2024, we explored how the European policymaking process works, how it is informed by scientific evidence and how institutions, researchers and professional staff (including from Associated Countries, like the UK) engage with the SAM.
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Beyond borders: Strengthening EU-UK research collaboration
Making the most of UK association to Horizon Europe and Copernicus: EU-UK research collaboration in the spotlight.
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Inclusive Research and Innovation Ecosystems Final Conference
On 23rd November, Horizon 2020 projects CALIPER and LeTSGEPs held their final conference on Gender Equality Plans and gender budgeting in research.
Science and scholarship in a changing Europe
The European Review marks its 30th anniversary at a special event held at Wolfson College Cambridge.
Panellists and session chairs at Wolfson College Cambridge
Physiology & Pathophysiology 2023 Symposium
A report from this important conference, which attracted leading scientists from around the world.
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.
Inclusive Research and Innovation ecosystems in Europe: what works, and how do we convince our stakeholders?
In the webinar held on 7th December 2022, an expert panel debated the issues and held a Q&A.
Changing minds or changing systems to avert dangerous climate change?
This webinar, held on 29th November 2022, brought together experts from a variety of disciplines and backgrounds to address the question.
Celebrating physiology: an interview with David Paterson MAE
Professor David Paterson MAE, President of the Physiological Society, marks the life and work of neurophysiologist Thomas Graham Brown FRS (1882-1965) in Cardiff.
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.
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