You’re all warmly welcome to a seminar by Prof. Sandra van Dulmen on ehealth: 13 Dec 2012 4:00 PM Medical and Biological Sciences Building Seminar room 2 Seminar: Towards more tailored eHealth Prof.dr. A.M. (Sandra)…
A great opportunity for a cross-disciplinary studentship has come up in St Andrews! See below: Further to our work relating skin colour to health and attractiveness we would like to advertise a PhD studentship for…
In order to celebrate our 600th anniversary University of St Andrews is inviting applications from excellent candidates for PhD studentships! The deadline is 18th January. The details can be found here. If you’re…
Please join us for the seminar on the 29th November at 4pm in school of medicine. Dr. Kat Smith from University of Edinburgh will talk about ‘tobacco wars’: 29 Nov 2012 4:00 PM Medical and Biological Sciences Building…
This week, we have the pleasure of having University of St Andrews’ very own Chris Dibben for a seminar. He will tell us about the impact of birth environments. Full details are below. Please join us! 22 Nov 2012 4:00…
I am delighted on November 15th, I will be hosting a seminar by Dr. Ruth Jepson. Ruth is a senior scientific adviser to Scottish Collaboration for Public Health Research and Policy (SCPHRP) and is mainly interested in…
Here is the latest newsletter of the Scottish Cancer Prevention Network! I also have a piece there – my first contribution to the newsletter. I welcome your comments. Also if you are not already following the Network…
I’m delighted that the first paper by members of our team on our work in Mela has come out. It’s published in PLoS ONE. Let me know what you think.
This is a unique opportunity for those who want to do their PhD in a health related area! See the details here. If anybody wishes to apply with me as supervisor, please get in touch: [email protected]
Prof. Simon Rogers is organising the QOL Conference in Liverpool-8th International Workshop. This two day conference will cover many topics relevant to clinicians especially working in the head and neck cancer field.…