Event Archive

 Please join us for the SMMSN Research Seminar Series: The SPARK led by IAHS. "SPARK Seminar: Innovation across Research and Healthcare for Better Outcomes in Cancer" bringing together colleagues from across the School to speak to different parts of the cancer pathway — surgery, radiology, medical physics, primary care, molecular oncology, and implementation...

Join Dr Chantal Den Daas as she discusses the challenges in communicating important health information with the public

Friday 6th March: Save the Date Please save the date for the Aberdeen Centre of Women’s Health Research’s (ACWHR) upcoming annual event which will celebrate International Women’s Day 2026 and the 8th anniversary of the centre. The event will be held on Friday 6th March between 10am-1pm in the Suttie Centre fourth floor conference room (or virtually via MS Teams).  Guest speakers will include Dr...

Please join the Aberdeen Centre for Women’s Health Research (ACWHR) on the 25th February at 1pm for a seminar with Dr Rohna Kearney on 'Prolapse, Past Present and Future'.  The talk will be held virtually via MS Teams. Please contact Kelly Gray (kelly.gray@abdn.ac.uk) for the link to join.  Professor Rohna Kearney is a...

Three talks and a Q&A about the state of scientific publishing and why meaningful reform is long overdue.

ACWHR Seminar with Professor Hilary Critchley - 'Abnormal uterine bleeding and related health impacts: still an unmet clinical need.' Please join the Aberdeen Centre for Women's Health (ACWHR) on Wednesday 28th January at 12.15 in the MacGillivary Conference room of the Maternity Hospital (or on Teams for those joining remotely!) for a...

Please join us for our next seminar series. Professor Alan St Clair (Zig) will be giving a presentation on the Regulation of Activity in Health and Disease.  When: Tuesday 27th January, 1pm-2pm Where: IMS Level 7 Conference Room and Microsoft Teams (link below) We hope you can make it.  If you have any questions...

Please join us for a seminar from guest speaker Professor Jugdeep Dhesi, President of the British Geriatrics Society and Dr Judith Partridge, Consultant Geriatrician at Guy's & St. Thomas's NHS Foundation on Monday 26th January at 12:00.   The seminar will be held in the Polwarth Building Auditorium. 

“The Role of RIF1 Splice Variants in DNA Replication Stress and Cancer.” – Emma Parker   “Control of membrane trafficking by the schizophrenia risk factor CUL9” – Paola Muscolino

Speaker: Dr Michelle Sader Talk/Event Title: Co-Production "The Real PPI": Launching The Researcher's Toolkit  Synopsis: Co-production is a collaborative approach to research, where people with both lived and learnt experience work together to conceptualise, conduct and disseminate research. Co-production not only benefits a variety of different communities, but is also increasingly sought after...