The ’15 minutes with…’ blog series aims to provide a glimpse into the career paths and personal lives of the researchers and employees at NDPH and showcase the wide range of roles and science conducted. In this blog series, we ask researchers, non-research staff and students, nominated by the students themselves, to reflect on their career … Continue reading 15 minutes with… Manisha Nair
The ’15 minutes with…’ blog series aims to provide a glimpse into the career paths and personal lives of the researchers and employees at NDPH and showcase the wide range of roles and science conducted. In this blog series, we ask researchers, non-research staff and students, nominated by the students themselves, to reflect on their career … Continue reading 15 minutes with… Jonathan Emberson
The ’15 minutes with…’ blog series aims to provide a glimpse into the career paths and personal lives of the researchers and employees at NDPH and showcase the wide range of roles and science conducted. In this blog series, we ask researchers, non-research staff and students, nominated by the students themselves, to reflect on their career … Continue reading 15 minutes with… Nina Hallowell
The ’15 minutes with…’ blog series aims to provide a glimpse into the career paths and personal lives of the researchers and employees at NDPH and showcase the wide range of roles and science conducted. In this blog series, we ask researchers, non-research staff and students, nominated by the students themselves, to reflect on their career … Continue reading 15 minutes with… Peter Scarborough
The '15 minutes with…' blog series aims to provide a glimpse into the career paths and personal lives of the researchers and employees at NDPH and showcase the wide range of roles and science conducted. In this blog series, we ask researchers, non-research staff and students, nominated by the students themselves, to reflect on their career … Continue reading 15 minutes with… Peter Chan
The '15 minutes with…' blog series aims to provide a glimpse into the career paths and personal lives of the researchers and employees at NDPH and showcase the wide range of roles and science conducted. In this blog series, we ask researchers, non-research staff and students, nominated by the students themselves, to reflect on their career … Continue reading 15 minutes with… Naomi Allen
We asked you (our wonderful readers and community) for recommendations… Books, articles, podcasts and more, broadly related to population health and epidemiology. Here’s what you said! Books Human Compatible, by Stuart Russell. Described by @DaniKim_02 as ‘A comprehensive but succinct reading about where the advances in AI are taking us… a great mix of technical … Continue reading Readers’ Recommendations: Books, podcasts, blogs, videos
Public engagement (PE) is an important foundation in scientific research, but what constitutes PE? The last section of a research proposal application and twitter polls gauging public opinion are just a couple that comes into mind. Pretty much everyone in research has come across this term but their involvement in PE varies widely. Whilst many researchers have embraced a culture of science outreach and public involvement, there is still a sizeable amount of disinterest and an overbearing view that … Continue reading Public Engagement: what, why and how?
“What a time to be studying epidemiology!” I hear regularly. The NDPH’s MSc in Global Health Science & Epidemiology, like almost every other facet of life, has changed significantly during the past few months. But the people – fellow MSc students, course directors, supervisors, and other members of the department – have made this time … Continue reading Reflections of a year studying the MSc in Global Health Science & Epidemiology
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