Associate Professor Biomedical Sciences, Senior Fellow of the HEA, physiologist at heart ❤️@unibham_SoBMS
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ALT Professor Lisa Hill is shown mid-interview during an ITV News segment on traumatic brain injury in veterans. Her name is visible on screen, with the ITV News logo in the corner and she's sitting in a laboratory.
ALT Close-up of a person wearing a purple EEG cap with multiple sensors and wires attached. Text reads: 'invisible wounds'.
ALT Sir Paul Nurse in academic gown and cap delivering a speech at University of Birmingham podium during a graduation ceremony.
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ALT Chancellor Sandie Okoro and Vice-Chancellor Professor Adam Tickell stand with Professor KK Cheng who's holding an award.
ALT Dr Lisa Hill in a laboratory setting creating an eye drop to treat dry AMD.
ALT A person in a green field in China carrying a red backpack sprayer applying a liquid pesticide to the field using a spray wand.
ALT Social media infographic for the 125th Anniversary Fellows scheme. In the top left corner is the University of Birmingham logo, below which is the text ‘This is your opportunity to become one of our 125th Anniversary Fellows and Chairs.’ In the bottom left corner is the text ‘We advance We Activate’ above the URL ‘birmingham.ac.uk’. In the centre of the infographic are three images separated by four white lines that meet in the centre. The first image is of a robotic arm in a agricultural project cultivating green plants. The second image is a headshot of an Inuit man in traditional garb. The third image is of an underwater plant with water droplets on it.
ALT Computer-generated image of colorectal cancerous tumour.
ALT A medical device printing out a chart reading.