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Old Joe Spring 2026
Old Joe Spring 2026 | Contents
Welcome to Jurassic Brum
Welcome to Jurassic Brum
Highway lights
A most unusual dinosaur
The Birmingham benefit
The rights and wrongs of fossil hunting
Welcome to Jurassic Brum
Could AI improve our healthcare?
Could AI improve our healthcare?
1: Ways AI could be applied in healthcare
2: Exploring whether and how to use AI
3. Asking what people really think about AI
Could AI improve our healthcare?
The wildlife of campus
The wildlife of campus
Bees and badgers at Winterbourne House and Gardens
Peregrine falcons at the top of Old Joe
Birds across campus
Bats near the North Gate
Using Birmingham's research to create an 'evolution garden'.
Have you seen any of these on campus?
The wildlife of campus
Campus romances
Campus romances
Campus romances
Curiosity, connection and cooking
Curiosity, connection and cooking
University memories
Student food – not all baked beans on a budget
Early career
The founding of Table Manners
Signature dish
Stand out guests
The ingredients for a successful podcast
Advice for aspiring podcasters
Curiosity, connection and cooking
Improving treatments for rare cancer
Improving treatments for rare cancer
Improving treatments for rare cancer
Adèle Anderson on identity, theatre and playing Priscilla
Adèle Anderson on identity, theatre and playing Priscilla
Adèle Anderson on identity, theatre and playing Priscilla
News in brief
News in brief
Breathtaking sun sculpture at The Exchange
New partnership announced with Birmingham Royal Ballet
World-leading rare earth magnet recycling facility launches
‘Brum Buddies’ group helps chest and lung surgery patients
A gift of words
News in brief
Getting new treatments to patients
Getting new treatments to patients
Local opticians test a new treatment for severe headaches
Working with UK GPs to prevent strokes and cognitive decline
Making trials more effective for rare conditions
Getting new treatments to patients
Education evolved: spring 2026
Education evolved: spring 2026
Education evolved: spring 2026
What being an ambassador means to me
What being an ambassador means to me
What being an ambassador means to me
The changing media landscape
The changing media landscape
The changing media landscape
Reasons to be proud: spring 2026
Reasons to be proud: spring 2026
Reasons to be proud: spring 2026
1:25 with our Anniversary Chairs and Fellows
1:25 with our Anniversary Chairs and Fellows
1:25 with our Anniversary Chairs and Fellows
Your stories: spring 2026
Your stories: spring 2026
Your stories: spring 2026
Your stories: spring 2026
Lisa Reynolds (PG Diploma)
Edward Crossley (BEng Mechanical Engineering, 2025)
Helen Wilby (MRes English Literature, 2024)
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Becca Horley (LLB Law with Criminology, 2018)
Alexander Bell (Classical Lit and Civilisation 2014; MA Classics 2016)
Renka Gaddu (BSc Mathematics, 2016)
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Shenshou Zhang (MSc Development Management, 2014)
Matthew Harrison (MEd Education, 2014)
Kristien Turner (BSc International Business with Language, 2010)
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Ehsan S. Sarafraz-Yazdi (MSc Applied Genetics, 2005)
Wayne George
Lucy Evans (BA Geography, 2004)
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Charles Joynson (MBA International Business, 1994)
Justice Michael Dinkel (BA Law, 1987)
Chris McGuigan (BSc Chemistry, 1979; PhD Chemistry, 1982)
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David Wells (BCom Industrial Economics & Business Studies, 1978)
David Hutchins (MSc Quality and Reliability Engineering, 1976)
Bjørn Sjetnan (BSc Civil Engineering, 1973)
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Cynthia Marks (BA English Lang and Lit, 1950; PG Cert Education, 1951)
Dave Neville (BSc Mechanical Engineering, 1968)
Heather Fletcher (BA Law, 1981)
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1:25 with our Anniversary Chairs and Fellows
