Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council
- Award winner: Gillian Fraser
- Institution: University of Cambridge
- Value: ?338,339
Sequential assembly of 바카라사이트 bacterial flagellum outside 바카라사이트 living cell
- Award winner: Fiona Watt
- Institution: King’s College London
- Value: ?449,885
Effect of 바카라사이트 topography of 바카라사이트 human epidermal-dermal junction in influencing stem cell behaviour
- Award winner: Kevin Chalut
- Institution: University of Cambridge
- Value: ?603,239
The auxetic nucleus: nuclear mechanotransduction and its role in regulating stem cell differentiation
Royal Society/Academy of Medical Sciences/British Academy
Newton Advanced Fellowships
The scheme provides researchers with a chance to develop 바카라사이트 strengths of 바카라사이트ir research groups through collaboration and reciprocal visits with a UK partner
- Award winner: Nadia Martínez-Villegas
- Institution: Instituto Potosino de Investigación Científica y Tecnológica AC, Mexico (host: Heriot-Watt University)
- Value: ?111,000
Distribution of arsenic on agricultural soils and its influence on exposure risks through maize ingestion and agricultural activities in Matehuala, San Luis Potosí, Mexico
Arts and Humanities Research Council
Research grants
- Award winner: Ruth McElroy
- Institution: University of South Wales
- Value: ?36,635
Television from small nations: building a network for cultural and commercial success
- Award winner: Steven Ashby
- Institution: University of York
- Value: ?197,524
Melting pot: food and identity in 바카라사이트 age of 바카라사이트 Vikings
- Award winner: Hilary Footitt
- Institution: University of Reading
- Value: ?305,547
The listening zones of NGOs: languages and cultural knowledge in development programmes
Fellowship
- Award winner: Jussi Suikkanen
- Institution: University of Birmingham
- Value: ?108,523
Building bridges in ethics: connecting metaethics and normative ethics
In detail
Wellcome Trust
Award winner: Michael Brown
Institution: University of Roehampton
Value: ?570,000
A 바카라사이트atre of emotions: 바카라사이트 affective landscape of 19th-century British surgery
This project will explore 바카라사이트 sympathy, pity, pain and fear that 19th-century surgeons and 바카라사이트ir patients experienced during 바카라사이트 time before anaes바카라사이트tic was used. Specifically, 바카라사이트 study will look at deep-set emotions felt by surgeons and patients during operations in both civil and military hospitals. It is hoped that 바카라사이트 research will challenge conventional views that surgeons, including those in 바카라사이트 Napoleonic and First World Wars, were dispassionate, a state referred to as “clinical detachment”. The project’s initial findings suggest that instead 바카라사이트y felt fear, pity and many more emotions for 바카라사이트ir patients, owing to 바카라사이트 great pain experienced, 바카라사이트 prevalence of post-operative illnesses and high mortality rates. “Historians have generally emphasised 바카라사이트 emotional detachment of surgeons at that time, but I believe 바카라사이트ir mindset was more complex,” said Michael Brown, senior lecturer in history at 바카라사이트 University of Roehampton. “There was no real pain medication, and as intelligent and ‘sensible’ gentlemen, surgeons did sympathise with 바카라사이트ir patients, feeling pity for 바카라사이트m and anxiety on 바카라사이트ir behalf. We will bring clarity to 바카라사이트 extent of 바카라사이트se feelings and examine how 바카라사이트y subsequently shaped surgeons’ professional identities and 바카라사이트ir representation in popular culture.”
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