We'd like to give a warm welcome to our new anatomy demonstrator intake. They're an exciting and diverse group of doctors, all eager to teach, with plenty of knowledge to give. See them around campus and in the dissecting rooms.
Wednesday, 13 September 2017
Drake Vogl lecture KCL Anatomical society
Please note that there is an informative lecture by Dr Drake and Dr Vogl scheduled for Monday 25th Sept at 5:30pm in NHH LT2. Although aimed at students, it would be beneficial for staff to attend as well. There will be drinks (wine/tea/coffee) and nibbles served afterwards. The event is hosted by the KCL Anatomical Society and sponsored by Elsevier.
Please add the date to your diaries. Please also promote this event to your students wherever possible.
Monday, 26 June 2017
Guardian league table success for Anatomy
King's Anatomy and Physiology has risen to 5th overall in the Guardian University league table for 2018. This follows steady progress up the rankings in the last 5 years (2013; 28th: 2014: 15th, 2015: 11th, 2017:8th)
Friday, 5 May 2017
Lecture in Life Sciences: Animals and their pathologists in London, c1850-1900
Prof Abigail Woods, Head of the Dept of the History of Human and Animal Health.
This talk uses the surviving records of the once-thriving Pathological Society of London to explore the place of animals in the history of human medicine. These records reveal the many wild, domesticated, farmed and exotic animal pathologies that doctors studied, described and exhibited to each other. They show that in a 19th century world in which doctors lived, worked and played with animals, medicine was far more zoological in character than it is today.
25th May 5.00-6.00 pm
The Museum of Life Sciences
This talk uses the surviving records of the once-thriving Pathological Society of London to explore the place of animals in the history of human medicine. These records reveal the many wild, domesticated, farmed and exotic animal pathologies that doctors studied, described and exhibited to each other. They show that in a 19th century world in which doctors lived, worked and played with animals, medicine was far more zoological in character than it is today.
25th May 5.00-6.00 pm
Percy Robert’s Room
Gordon Museum Guy’s Campus
Followed by a drinks reception inThe Museum of Life Sciences
Monday, 30 January 2017
Lecture in Life Sciences: How large animals overcome gravity
Professor John Hutchinson
Royal Veterinary College
9th Feb 5.00-6.00 pm
Percy Robert’s Room
Gordon Museum Guy’s
Campus
Followed
by a drinks
reception in
The Museum of Life Sciences
Friday, 18 November 2016
Lectures in Life Sciences: Alan Turing and the Enigma of Biological Form
Jeremy Green
Professor
of Developmental Biology
King’s
College London
Thursday 1st December at 5.00 pm
Percy Roberts Room
Gordon Museum
Guy’s Campus
Followed by a drinks reception in The Museum of Life Sciences
Tuesday, 25 October 2016
Lectures in Life Sciences: Fungi and your Health
Professor
David Hawksworth
Honorary
President, International Mycological Association
Thursday
27th October 5.00
– 6.00 pm
Percy Roberts Room
Gordon Museum
Guy’s Campus
Followed by a drinks reception in
The Museum of Life Sciences
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