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Cambridge Fighting COVID
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Cambridge Fighting COVID Weekly Update #20 August 6 2020 (Edited)
"Can social distancing improve the trade-off between health and economy?" Professor Giancarlo Corsetti
Created: Mon 10 Aug 2020
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Cambridge Fighting COVID Weekly Update #19 July 30 2020
Near-patient testing for COVID-19 with Nick Matheson and Ravi Gupta
Created: Thu 6 Aug 2020
Faraday Institute Lectures
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Church Leaders Course Halestrap part 3
clip for Church Leaders' Course online
Created: Tue 4 Aug 2020
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Church Leaders Course Halestrap part 2
clip for Church Leaders' Course online
Created: Tue 4 Aug 2020
Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences (INI) podcast
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INI Podcast #23: interview with Dr Robin Thompson
In this episode we speak to Dr Robin Thompson about how data is being used to inform the mathematical models behind the models of COVID-19.
(episode recorded on 29 April 2020)Created: Mon 3 Aug 2020
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INI Podcast #22: interview with Dr Kit Yates
In this episode we speak to Dr Kit Yates about the maths behind the models of COVID-19 that are being used to guide policy of the control of the pandemic.
[episode recorded 28...Created: Mon 3 Aug 2020
Department of Psychology
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Psychology - Class of 2020
Here's a little video to say goodbye & good luck to all students across our 3 final-year courses - some of them are featured here! Wishing every one of you all the best for the...
Created: Fri 31 Jul 2020
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Psychology at Cambridge University
Created: Mon 9 Dec 2019
Anti-racist education: history, theory, practice
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Session 3: Theory, Dr Meleisa Ono-George, ‘Active Anti-Racism,...
Keynote speaker Meleisa Ono-George (University of Warwick) discusses the urgent need for more anti-racist initiatives within universities and how this has been approached at the...
Created: Wed 29 Jul 2020
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Session 2: Theory
Sharon Walker considers the wider theoretical and conceptual debates around anti-racism within the current context of the 'Decolonizing' movement [41 mins]
Created: Wed 29 Jul 2020
Cambridge Graduate Course
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Cambridge Fighting COVID Weekly Update #18 July 23 2020
COVID-19 Sounds: exploring audio signals for COVID-19 diagnosis
Created: Tue 28 Jul 2020
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Cambridge Fighting COVID Weekly Update #16 July 9 2020
“Diagnostic considerations in asymptomatic screening – a view from the PHE lab"
Presented by Drs Nick Matheson and Jordan SkittrallCreated: Fri 10 Jul 2020
CNE Media
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Poster Presentation Given by Áine Ní Choisdealbha at ICIS 2020
Ní Choisdealbha, Á., Attaheri, A., Rocha, S., Brusini, P., Mead, N., Gibbon, S., Olawole-Scott, H., Boutris, P., Williams, I., Ahmed, H., Grey, C., Flanagan, S., & Goswami, U....
Created: Tue 28 Jul 2020
Imaging ONE WORLD
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27th July 2020: 'How to stay focused in 3D microscopy' - Reto...
Abstract: A conventional fluorescence microscope can directly form a three-dimensional image of a sample, however only within the focal plane it is sharp. Outside, aberrations and...
Created: Mon 27 Jul 2020
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20th July 2020: 'Tissue-Scale Cell Biology with Axially Swept...
Title: Tissue-Scale Cell Biology with Axially Swept Light-Sheet Microscopy
Speaker: Kevin Dean (UT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, Texas,...Created: Mon 20 Jul 2020