Date: 9 May Some of the diseases that cause a change in appearance with outward displacement of the eyes, or loss of an eye, will be presented and a taste of the vast spectrum of various treatments available will be … Continue reading
Judges praise Matthew Hodson for ‘transforming the lives of patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder’ Read full article
12 June The Skellern Lecture and Lifetime Achievement Award has become an important annual event in the mental health nursing calendar. Before the award is announced, recipients are appointed via a shortlisting process. Nominations are received from colleagues and peers, … Continue reading
24 April Professor Jill Francis’ inaugural lecture Further information / Register
Paul Bland, Director of City’s Postgraduate Diagnostic Radiography programme, has contributed to a major new monograph, published by Museum of London Archaeology (MOLA), which examines the pathological changes in the health of Londoners from the Roman occupation of the 1st … Continue reading
Date: Tuesday 26 March Speaker: Professor Susan Ayers Further information/ sign up
Divine watchmaker or diabolical matchmaker: An introduction to the evolution of the eye. Date: Tuesday 26 February More information / sign up
We are pleased to announce that the following alumni have been been recognised in the latest New Year’s Honour List: Peter Hendy (Honorary Graduate), the commissioner of Transport for London, has been made a Knight Bachelor and is now Sir Peter … Continue reading
It is with great sadness that we inform you of the death of Mark Davies who died peacefully on December 10 after post-operative complications following surgery to correct a brain aneurism. He was 40-years-old. Mr Davies graduated from City in … Continue reading
Date: Tuesday 12 March In this presentation, Helen Chipchase (Disability and Carers Lead, BT Diversity Centre of Expertise) will cover the business case for inclusion of disabled people and those with caring responsibilities and BT’s initiatives in facilitating their employment. … Continue reading
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