The Hull York Medical School

Activities

Activities per year 1996 2003 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2021 2022 2023 2024

• 119 Publication peer review
• 100 Invited talk
• 53 Conference participation
• 47 Seminar/workshop/course
• 246 More
  • 28 Conference
  • 24 Peer review of research grants
  • 23 Public lecture
  • 19 PhD
  • 15 Oral presentation
  • 13 Public engagement and outreach (schools)
  • 10 Outreach (e.g. schools, community groups)
  • 9 Editorial board
  • 9 Lecture
  • 8 Seminar
  • 7 Board
  • 6 Panel
  • 6 Media (Press)
  • 5 Symposium
  • 5 Journal or guest editorship
  • 5 Media (Other online)
  • 5 Media (Radio)
  • 4 Peer Review College
  • 4 Types of External academic engagement - Research and Teaching at External Organisation
  • 4 Mentoring
  • 4 Workshop
  • 3 Festival
  • 3 Committee
  • 3 Public engagement and outreach (general)
  • 3 Webinar
  • 2 Other
  • 2 Council
  • 2 Learned society
  • 2 Network
  • 2 Professional body
  • 1 Academic
  • 1 Broadcast
  • 1 Journal
  • 1 Masters
  • 1 Advisory Group
  • 1 Association
  • 1 Types of Award - Prize (including medals and awards)
  • 1 Fellowship
  • 1 Media (TV)
  • 1 Public engagement and outreach (social community and cultural engagement)
  • 1 Talk

Activities per year

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• Results of the Conversion And Neuroinflammation Disorder Observational (CANDO) study: exploring a mystery condition that still baffles the medical world

  Christina Maria Van Der Feltz-Cornelis (Invited speaker)

  27 Jan 2021

  Activity: Talk or presentation › Lecture

• The Conversion And Neuro-inflammation Disorder Observational (CANDO) Study

  Christina Maria Van Der Feltz-Cornelis (Invited speaker)

  29 Oct 2020

  Activity: Talk or presentation › Lecture

• 1st Results of the CANDO Study

  Christina Maria Van Der Feltz-Cornelis (Invited speaker)

  29 Oct 2020

  Activity: Talk or presentation › Lecture

• Results of the CANDO Study

  Christina Maria Van Der Feltz-Cornelis (Invited speaker)

  28 Oct 2020

  Activity: Talk or presentation › Lecture

• The skull: a multitude of forms

  Philip Graham Cox (Speaker)

  24 Mar 2017

  Activity: Talk or presentation › Lecture

• Why do animals have different skull shapes?

  Philip Graham Cox (Speaker)

  24 May 2016

  Activity: Talk or presentation › Lecture

• Lecture: Virtual functional modelling as a way of understanding skull form and function

  Paul O'Higgins (Speaker)

  24 May 2016

  Activity: Talk or presentation › Lecture

• Meet the family: Your primate relatives

  Philip Graham Cox (Speaker)

  12 Mar 2016

  Activity: Talk or presentation › Lecture

• Why Rodents Rule the World

  Philip Graham Cox (Speaker)

  15 Mar 2014

  Activity: Talk or presentation › Lecture