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Spinout tech firm to focus on lung cancer | Centre for Inflammation Research | Centre for Inflammation Research
Lung cancer could be spotted and treated more quickly thanks to a €12 million investment in cutting-edge technology that promises to diagnose and treat disease in minutes rather than weeks.
Anne Johnson | School of Informatics | School of Informatics
"Keep abreast of technology and use the knowledge to guide your ambitions," says Anne, angel investor and CEO of Cunning Systems.
UK Cancer Costs Questionnaire – Information site for the UK Cancer Costs Questionnaire
Rea, Janine Mansi, Jean Abraham, Carlos Caldas, Claire Hulme, David Miles, Andrew M. ... Journal of Clinical Oncology 2018 36:15_suppl, 506-506 . Janet Dunn, Louise Hiller, Claire Balmer, Maggie Wilcox, Anne-Laure Vallier, Sophie Gasson, Claire Hulme,
Usher Institute staff | Usher Institute | Usher Institute
All academic, research and professional services staff from across the Usher Institute.
SSPD 2023 Conference Committee | Sensor Signal Processing for Defence
David Blacknell - Dstl. David Cormack - Leonardo. David Garren - Naval Postgraduate School. ... David Greig - Leonardo. Domenico Gaglione - Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation (CMRE).
2021 – Use/Less
David 3rd June 2021. Academic Blogging Service provided by the University of Edinburgh.
Volume 3 | Celtic & Scottish Studies | Literatures Languages and Culture
David Angus, 'Mary’s marginalia '. Rosalind K Marshall , 'The plenishings of Hamilton Palace in the seventeenth century'.
Aileen Carr | Celtic & Scottish Studies | Literatures Languages and Culture
Aileen Carr performed five songs from the collection: "The Earl of Errol", "Malley Lee", "Mount and Go", This is Nae My Plaid" and "The Road and the Miles to Dundee".
Volume 7 | Celtic & Scottish Studies | Literatures Languages and Culture
David Alston, 'The Cromarty hemp factory'. A Roberts, 'Midges a modern scourge?
James O’Donnell | Alumni Services | Alumni
Edinburgh Dental School graduate James O'Donnell looks back on a fulfilling career in dentistry in his home city.
