Dr Gowsh Poologasundarampillai was successful at the interview stage of the Adventurous Manufacturing call as confirmed by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and has been awarded £250k. Congratulations to Gowsh.
Category: EPSRC
Bubble Day
The Open Wide project at the Birmingham Dental Hospital and School of Dentistry, University of Birmingham is an exhibition space featuring the research and work of the staff and students. The current exhibition called Dancing […]
Research at the Heart of Brum
The School of Dentistry took part in a Public engagement display called Research at the Heart of Brum. The exhibition took place on a busy Saturday in October. It was centrally placed under the departure […]
London Calling
It was difficult to get excited about an IADR (International Association for Dental Research) meeting in London but as it turned out I was to be proved very wrong. It was an eventful conference and […]
Bubble research presented in the USA
Dr Nina Vyas is a post doctoral researcher employed on an EPSRC grant “Maximising cavitation to clean dental implants”. The research is led by Damien Walmsley and Qianxi Wang and is an interdisciplinary proposal between […]
Sci-Phy 4 Health
The School of Dentistry was pleased to host the doctoral students from the Sci-Phy (Physical Sciences for Health) doctoral training centre which is funded by the EPSRC (Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council). This programme […]
Promotion, Promotion
The School of Dentistry is pleased to announce the promotion of Dr Will Palin to Professor and Dr Mel Grant to Senior Lecturer. Professor Palin was previously Reader in Biomaterials at the School of Dentistry […]
PhD Spotlight – Rachel Flight
Rachel Flight won the poster prize at the Medical Image Understanding and Analysis Conference (MIUA) 2015 which took place at the University of Lincoln in Lincolnshire in July 2015. Her conference paper and corresponding poster […]
Prof Landini receives EPSRC Grant
Professor Gabriel Landini, together with Dr David Randell, Prof Hisham Mehanna (Birmingham University) and Dr Antony Galton (Exeter University) have been awarded a research grant worth £657,383 by the EPSRC for a project entitled Novel context-based segmentation algorithms […]
