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Category: Public Engagement

Women’s Health: Lunch & Learn Workshop (Saturday 31st May)

Women’s Health: Lunch & Learn Workshop (Saturday 31st May)

We invite women from Birmingham and the West Midlands whose first language is not English, including refugees and migrants, to a community outreach workshop on Saturday 31st May 2025 between 10am-2pm aimed at raising awareness of women’s health and offering opportunities to discuss different topics with doctors and scientists who work in this area. Topics … Continue reading “Women’s Health: Lunch & Learn Workshop (Saturday 31st May)”

Author:Author Caroline Gillett
Published: Posted on
7 May 20257 May 2025

Diabetes Awareness Month Events!

Diabetes Awareness Month Events!

Join us the Department of Metabolism and Systems Science (MSS) for two special events marking Diabetes Awarenesss Month this November! First up, for adults we have a 1-hour lunchtime webinar on Friday 15th November 2024 at 12-1pm where you can tune in to learn about some of the research MSS is doing into type 1, … Continue reading “Diabetes Awareness Month Events!”

Author:Author Caroline Gillett
Published: Posted on
22 October 202422 October 2024

Encoded Realities – 1 week to go!

Encoded Realities – 1 week to go!

There’s just over a week left to view the Encoded Realities art exhibition at Centrala. Featuring the work of 12 artists and 49 scientists over the past 2 years. All of these projects have originated through work at the Centre for Systems modelling and Quantitative Biomedicine (SMQB), with several in collaboration with the EPSRC NCODE … Continue reading “Encoded Realities – 1 week to go!”

Author:Author Caroline Gillett
Published: Posted on
14 June 202414 June 2024

IMSR EDI seminar “Advice to a Young Scientist… a Balancing Act”

IMSR EDI seminar “Advice to a Young Scientist… a Balancing Act”

Written by Drs Paul Roberts and Jon Mueller In April 2024, Paul Roberts published a paper “Advice to a Young Mathematical Biologist” in the Bulletin of Mathematical Biology. The title of his paper is a homage to “Advice to a Young Scientist” – a classic book in the scientific advice literature. It was written by … Continue reading “IMSR EDI seminar “Advice to a Young Scientist… a Balancing Act””

Author:Author Caroline Gillett
Published: Posted on
24 May 202424 May 2024

IWD2024, March 8th event: Inspiring inclusion in women’s health research

IWD2024, March 8th event: Inspiring inclusion in women’s health research

IWD2024: Inspiring inclusion in women’s health research to tackle health inequalities to tackle health inequalities Join University of Birmingham this Friday 8th March 2024 (12-2pm) for a friendly and interactive workshop exploring how we can make change together to tackle health inequalities for women. You can join us in-person from 11:45am with pre-event networking and refreshments or online from 12 … Continue reading “IWD2024, March 8th event: Inspiring inclusion in women’s health research”

Author:Author Caroline Gillett
Published: Posted on
29 January 202429 January 2024

PCOS Webinar to showcase IMSR public engagement case study

PCOS Webinar to showcase IMSR public engagement case study

On the evening of February 5th 2024 at 7.30-9pm, IMSR colleague Dr Caroline Gillett will share a case study in public engagement at this upcoming webinar hosted in collaboration with Verity – The UK PCOS charity. You can find out more and sign up here: https://bham-ac-uk.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_pQDmdiURR-uWJ7QE4RdcWA

Author:Author Caroline Gillett
Published: Posted on
22 January 202422 January 2024

Diabetes Research Engagement with Refugee & Migrant Families

Diabetes Research Engagement with Refugee & Migrant Families

Dr Gabriela da Silva Xavier and Dr Caroline Gillett from the Institute of Metabolism & Systems Research (IMSR) took part in public engagement activities at a festival event organised by the Birmingham Settlement Nature & Wellbeing Centre and a number of arts organisations. This event was hosted for refugee and migrant families in living in … Continue reading “Diabetes Research Engagement with Refugee & Migrant Families”

Author:Author Caroline Gillett
Published: Posted on
15 August 202315 August 2023

IMSR engages at MELA festival goers with women’s health research

IMSR engages at MELA festival goers with women’s health research

Thanks to everyone who stopped by our Women’s Health Research stall at the Birmingham Mela festival over July 22-23 in Victoria Park. Despite heavy rain taking over all of Saturday, the team were still able to engage lots of visitors over the two days, including many British South-Asian and South-Asian women and their families, local … Continue reading “IMSR engages at MELA festival goers with women’s health research”

Author:Author Caroline Gillett
Published: Posted on
24 July 202324 July 2023

Pituitary Patient Engagement Day

Pituitary Patient Engagement Day

In collaboration with the University Hospitals Birmingham, IMSR researchers took part in activities supporting awareness and enhanced understanding of pituitary-related health conditions. The pituitary – located at the base of the brain – is often referred to as the ‘master gland’ as it plays a key role in hormone regulation of growth and many other … Continue reading “Pituitary Patient Engagement Day”

Author:Author Caroline Gillett
Published: Posted on
3 April 20233 April 2023

University wins gold award for public engagement!

University wins gold award for public engagement!

The University of Birmingham has recently been awarded a gold at the Engage Watermark Awards. Organised by the National Co-ordinating Centre for Public Engagement (NCCPE), the Award recognises the University’s public engagement work and the impact it has on a local and regional scale. The NCCPE said that the University of Birmingham had demonstrated a desire to … Continue reading “University wins gold award for public engagement!”

Author:Author Caroline Gillett
Published: Posted on
6 January 20236 January 2023

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