Here is a list of all the research activity pages:
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- The nanoengineering and surface chemistry group combine and apply tools and concepts from nanochemistry, supramolecular chemistry, biochemistry and micro- and nanolithography to create sophisticated model substrates for studies of cell behavior and bio- and nanomaterials with applications in medical imaging and catalysis.
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- Index page for the NEO-EXCEL trial at the Universiry of Birmingham.
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- Neuroendocrine Immune Networks in Ageing (NINA). A research project in the School of Immunity and Infection, NINA will study how age-related changes to the Immune, Endocrine and Central Nervous Systems converge to give ill health in old age.
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- Information on the Neuronal Networks Research Group lead by Professor Attila Sik, Section of Neurotrauma and Neurodegeneration, School of Clinical and Experimental Medicine, The University of Birmingham
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- Information on the Neuropsychiatry Research Group lead by Dr Andrea Cavanna, Section of Neurotrauma and Neurodegeneration, School of Clinical and Experimental Medicine, The University of Birmingham
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- Information on the Section of Neurotrauma and Neurodegeneration, lead by Professor Ann Logan, School of Clinical and Experimental Medicine, The University of Birmingham
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- NSPCRThe NIHR School for Primary Care Research, founded in October 2006 and with a revised membership from 1st October 2009, is a partnership between the eight leading academic centres for primary care research in England. The Director of the School is Professor Richard Hobbs (University of Oxford). Other partners in the School are:Professor Tony Avery (University of Nottingham)Professor Elaine Hay (Keele University)Professor Paul Little (University of Southampton)Professor Anne Rogers (University of Manchester)Dr Carl Heneghan (University of Oxford)Professor Irwin Nazareth (UCL)Professor Chris Salisbury (University of Bristol). The School management is supported by Dr Georgina Fletcher, Senior Scientific Manager.The School's main aim is to increase the evidence base for primary care practice. We will achieve this through:high quality research to inform the development of clinical practice in primary care;strategic leadership to support the development of primary care research.Our research has five programmes:1.Prevention and early diagnosis of serious disease2.Monitoring and management of patients with long term conditions3.Co-morbidity and patient centred outcomes4.New approaches to patient practitioner interaction5.New research methods for primary care.