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- Advice to the healer. 2nd ed. 2013, SpringerPart I. Inspirational Perspectives from History -- -- Introduction -- Ancient times -- Chinese and medieval medicine -- The twentieth century -- Modern masters -- -- Part II. Practical Advice for the Modern-Day Healer -- -- Survival tips for the younger clinician -- Civility -- Lessons learned from private practice -- A doctor's journal -- Heal thyself -- The healer.
- Anatomy of addiction. 1st ed. 2011, Click LINK above for location/circulation status.The astonishing account of the decades-long cocaine use of Sigmund Freud and William Halsted. The author discusses the physical and emotional damage caused by the constant use of the then-heralded wonder drug, and of how each man ultimately changed the world in spite of it--or because of it.
- Bitter nemesis 2008, CRCnetBASE
- Brief history of cocaine. 2nd ed. 2006, CRCnetBASE
- Bugs, drugs, & smoke 2011, WHOSmallpox : eradicating an ancient scourge -- Oral rehydration salts : a miracle cure -- Mental health : unlocking the asylum doors -- The tobacco trap : fighting back -- AIDS : fear, stigma, and hope -- Tuberculosis : complacency kills -- Outbreak : the world's emergency room.
- Century of Mendelism in human genetics 2004, CRCnetBASEThe First Fifty Years of Mendelism -- 1. The Introduction of Mendelism into Human Genetics / Milo Keynes -- 2. Galton's Theory of Ancestral Inheritance / Michael Bulmer -- 3. The Reception of Mendelism by the Biometricians and the Early Mendelians (1899-1909) / Eileen Magnello -- 4. Mendelism and Man 1918-1939 / A.W.F. Edwards -- 5. William Bateson, Archibald Garrod and the Nature of the
- Cholesterol, atherosclerosis and coronary disease in the UK, 1950-2000 2006, Wellcome Trust
- Computer medical databases 2012, Springer
- Cystic fibrosis 2004, Wellcome Trust
- Discovery, use and impact of platinum salts as chemotherapy agents for cancer 2007, Wellcome Trust
- Early development of total hip replacement 2006, Wellcome Trust
- Environmental toxicology 2004, Wellcome Trust
- Festschrift the Institute of Nuclear Medicine, 50 years 2012, Springer
- Following Charcot 2011, KargerShedding new light on the birth of neurology and psychiatry.
- Foot and mouth disease 2003, Wellcome Trust
- Forgotten cure 2012, Springer
- Freud on interpretation 2012, Springer"In its early days, some saw psychology as a substitute for religion. Others regarded it as a new religion in its own right. What was less obvious to most observers--and far less obvious today--were the roots of Freud's work in the ancient mystical teachings of the Middle East. A unique analysis, Freud on Interpretation examines the inner workings of his thought process and the rich mine of knowledge that led him toward his theories and therapies. In the beliefs of ancient Egypt, with its sexually ambiguous dieties, and ancient Israel, with its Biblical accounts of madness and feigned madness, are found surprising sources of inspiration for such core Freudian concepts as free association, dream interpretation, the psychosexual stages, the libido, and the unconscious. Psychoanalyis here is seen in its early growth stages, fed and nurtured by philosophers, scientists, and fearless mind explorers; and Freud is boldly synthesizing modes of knowledge from an age when science and superstition were rarely separate. This compelling volume: Overviews the pre-Freudian history of psychology in the writings of Herbart, Morel, and Krafft-Ebing; Probes Freud's interest in ancient Egyptian creation myths and the Kabbala, and their influence on his work; Explores the paradoxes inherent in the interpretation of the mind; Offers unique insights into the origins of the Rorschach test; Considers the real meaning behind Freud's self-identification as a determinist; Includes a listing of Freud's library of titles on ancient Egypt; Freud on Interpretation is stimulating reading for clinical psychologists and those interested in the intellectual and professional development of the master psychiatrist."--Publisher's website.
- Fuzzification of systems 2007, Springer
- Genetic testing 2003, Wellcome Trust
- History of endometriosis 2011, SpringerPrelude -- Intellectual Development of Carl Von Rokitansky -- Microscopy and the Discovery of Endometriosis and Adenomyosis -- From von Rokitansky to von Recklinghausen to Cullen -- Cullen's Research at Johns Hopkins Hospital -- Adenomyomas of Vagina, Rectum, Sigmoid Colon, and Ovary -- Distribution of Pelvic and Abdominal Adenomyomas -- Sampson's Theory of Implantation Endometriosis -- Life History of Ovarian Endometriomas -- Explication and Defense of Sampson's Theory of Pathogenesis -- Scientific Objectivity -- Epilogue.
- History of limb amputation 2007, SpringerIntroduction and sources -- Natural causes of dismemberment -- Accidental causes for amputation : auto-amputation -- Ritual, punitive, legal and iatrogenic causes -- Cold steel and gunshot causes -- Elective amputation : early evolution to the end of the 17th century -- Elective amputation : from the 18th century to 1846 -- Elective amputation : from 1846 to recent times -- Interpretations of amputation by society, patients, and surgeons -- Surgical instrumentation and equipment -- Indications, timing, and procedures -- Stumps : reattachment, management, complications, revision, and care for limb-fitting -- Artificial limbs and rehabilitation with contributions by Kingsley Robinson.
- History of psychiatry and medical psychology 2008, SpringerSection One: Prolegomenon -- Historiography: philosophy and methodology of history, with special emphasis on medicine and psychiatry; and an appendix on "historiography" as the history of history / Edwin R. Wallace, IV -- Contextualizing the history of psychiatry/psychology and psychoanalysis: annotated bibliography and essays: addenda A-F / Edwin R. Wallace, IV -- Section Two: Periods -- Mind and madness in classical antiquity / Bennett Simon -- Mental disturbances, unusual mental states, and their interpretation during the Middle Ages / George Mora -- Renaissance conceptions and treatments of madness / George Mora -- The madman in the light of reason. Enlightenment psychiatry: Part I. Custody, therapy, theory and the need for reform / Dora B. Weiner -- The madman in the light of reason. Enlightenment psychiatry: Part II. Alienists, treatises, and the psychologic approach in the era of Pinel / Dora B. Weiner -- Philippe Pinel in the twenty-first century: the myth and the message / Dora B. Weiner -- German romantic psychiatry: Part I. Earlier, including more-psychological orientations / Otto M. Marx -- German romantic psychiatry: Part II. Later, including more-somatic orientations / Otto M. Marx -- Descriptive psychiatry and psychiatric nosology during the nineteenth century / German Berrios -- Biological psychiatry in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries / John Gach -- The intersection of psychopharmacology and psychiatry in the second half of the twentieth century / David Healy --Section Three: Concepts and topics -- A history of melancholia and depression / Stanley W. Jackson -- Constructing schizophrenia as a category of mental illness / Sander L Gilman -- The concept of psychosomatic medicine / Herbert Weiner -- Neurology's influence on American psychiatry: 1865-1915 / Edward M. Brown -- The transformation of American psychiatry: from institution to community, 1800-2000 / Gerald N. Grob -- The transition to secular psychotherapy: hypnosis and the alternate-consciousness paradigm / Adam Crabtree -- Psychoanalysis in central Europe: the interplay of psychoanalysis and culture / Hannah S. Decker -- The psychoanalytic movement in the United States, 1906-1991 / Sanford Gifford -- The development of clinical psychology, social work, and psychiatric nursing: 1900-1980s / Nancy Tomes -- Epilogue: Psychiatry and the mind-body relation -- Thoughts toward a critique of biological psychiatry / John Gach -- Two "mind"-"body" models for a holistic psychiatry / Edwin R. Wallace, IV -- Freud on "mind-"body" I: the psychoneurobiological and "instinctualist" stance; with implications for chapter 24, and two postscripts / Edwin R. Wallace, IV -- Freud on "mind"-"body" II: drive, motivation, meaning, history, and Freud's psychological heuristic; with clinical and everyday examples / Edwin R. Wallace, IV -- Psychosomatic medicine and the mind-body relation: historical, philosophical, scientific, and clinical perspectives / Herbert Weiner.
- History of suicide in England, 1650-1850 SU Catalog (Searchworks), Click LINK above for location/circulation status.Pt. 1: 1650-1750 / edited by Donna T. Andrew -- Vol. 1. 1650-1673 / edited by Paul Seaver ; with a general introduction by Mark Robson.-- Vol. 2. 1674-1699 / edited by Paul Seaver.-- Vol. 3. 1700-1716 / edited by Kelly McGuire -- Vol. 4. 1717-1750 / edited by Kelly McGuire -- Pt. 2: 1750-1850 -- Vol. 5. 1750-1799: Sermons, discourses, essays and treatises / edited by Jeffrey Merrick -- Vol. 6. 1750-1799: Legal, medical, literary and miscellaneous texts, and newspapers and magazines / edited by Jeffrey Merrick -- Vol. 7. 1800-1850: Legal contexts, religious writings and medical writers / edited by Darryl Lee -- Vol. 8. 1800-1850: Medical writers (continued), statistical inquiries, social criticism, poetic and popular representations and cases / edited by Darryl Lee.
- History of the laser 2005, CRCnetBASE
- Hollywood and the rise of physical culture 2003, CRCnetBASE
- Leukaemia 2003, Wellcome Trust
- Life of Ernest Starling 2005, ScienceDirect
- Making and marketing medicine in Renaissance Florence 2011, IngentaConnectA study of the Speziale al Giglio apothecary shop in fifteenth-century Florence, Italy.
- Medicare 2000, a profile 2003., Internet Archive
- MRC applied psychology Unit 2003, Wellcome Trust"This transcript considers the origins and impact of the MRC Applied Psychology Unit's work from 1944 to 1998."
- On-line hemodiafiltration 2011, KargerHistorical milestones of a long pathway / Roy, T. -- Polysulfone : the development of a membrane for convective therapies / Heilmann, K., Keller, T. -- The machine and the therapy concept / Greenwood, R.N. -- Backfiltration : past, present and future / Rangel, A.V. ... [et al.] -- Producing on-line ultrapure dialysis fluid / von Albertini, B. -- Membrane requirements for high-flux and convective therapies / Bowry, S.K. -- Regulatory challenges of on-line hemodiafiltration / Pirovano, D. -- Facing regulatory challenges of on-line hemodiafiltration / Kümmerle, W. -- The membrane permeability outcome study / Locatelli, F. ... [et al.] -- The early years of on-line HDF : How did it all start? How did we get here? / Canaud, B. -- Evolution of the concept of biocompatibility and the cardioprotective effect of on-line hemodiafiltration / Ramírez, R., Martín-Malo, A., Aljama, P. -- On-line hemodiafiltration in the large RISCAVID study / Panichi, V., Tetta, C. -- Overcoming the limitations of post-dilution on-line hemodiafiltration : mixed dilution hemodiafiltration / Pedrini, L.A., Wiesen, G. -- Fifteen years of experience with on-line hemodiafiltration / Maduell, F. -- Adopting on-line hemodiafiltration as standard therapy in EMEA nephrocare centers / Stopper, A. ... [et al.] -- Utilization of hemodiafiltration as treatment modality in renal replacement therapy for end-stage renal disease patients : a global perspective / Sichart, J.-M., Moeller, S. -- Seeking an optimal renal replacement therapy for the chronic kidney disease epidemic : the case for on-line hemodiafiltration / Gatti, E., Ronco, C.
- Physicists of Ireland 2003, CRCnetBASEWilliam Petty 1623-1687 / by Norman D. McMillan -- Robert Boyle 1627-1691 / by D. Thorburn Burns -- William Molyneux 1656-1698 / by Patrick Wayman and Norman D. McMillan -- Nicholas Callan 1799-1864 / by Niall E. McKeith -- William Parsons, Earl of Rosse 1800-1867 / by Bob Strunz -- Humphrey Lloyd 1800-1881 / by James G. O'Hara -- Thomas Grubb 1800-1878 and Howard Grubb 1844-1931 / by Andrew Whitaker -- William Rowan Hamilton 1805-1865 / by John J. O'Connor and Edmund F. Robertson -- James MacCullagh 1809-1847 / by James G. O'Hara -- Thomas Andrews 1813-1885 / by D. Thorburn Burns -- George Gabriel Stokes 1819-1903 / by Alastair Wood -- John Tyndall 1820-1893 / by Norman D. McMillan -- Samuel Haughton 1821-1897 / by Norman D. McMillan -- William Thomson, Lord Kelvin 1824-1907 / by Mark McCartney -- George Johnstone Stoney 1826-1911 / by James G. O'Hara -- George Francis FitzGerald 1851-1901 / by John J. O'Connor and Edmund F. Robertson --John Joly 1857-1933 / by Denis Weaire and Stephen Coonan -- Joseph Larmor 1857-1942 / by Raymond Flood -- Frederick Thomas Trouton 1863-1922 / by James G. O'Hara -- John Sealy Edward Townsend 1868-1957 / by Mark McCartney -- John A. McClelland 1870-1920 / by Thomas C. O'Connor -- Erwin Schrodinger 1887-1961 / by Andrew Whitaker -- Cornelius Lanczos 1893-1974 / by Barbara Gellai -- John Synge 1897-1995 / by Petros S. Florides -- John Desmond Bernal 1901-1971 / by Roy Johnston -- Ernest Walton 1903-1995 / by Brian Cathcart -- Walter Heitler 1904-1981 / by David Glass -- Sir William McCrea 1904-1999 / by Iwan Williams -- Cormac O Ceallaigh 1912-1996 / by Mark McCartney -- David Bates 1916-1994 / by Ray Flannery -- John Stewart Bell 1928-1990 / by Andrew Whitaker -- Lochlainn O Raifeartaigh 1933-2000 / by Siddhartha Sen -- Index of names.
- Population-based research in South Wales 2002, Wellcome
- Prenatal corticosteroids for reducing morbidity and mortality after preterm birth 2005, Wellcome Trust
- Public health in the 1980s and 1990s, decline and rise? 2006, Wellcome Trust
- Quo vadis medical healing 2009, SpringerMedical healing implies knowledge of the assumptions that underlie our understanding of 'health', and, concomitantly, how we define well being and its opposites, illness and disease. Today, health, health care (business, wellness, recreation), and medicine (especially research-driven scientific medicine) have become separate entities with different institutions, budgets, marketing philosophies and 'corporate cultures'. Furthermore, healing is individual and subjective, yet at the same time also culturally determined. The present volume brings together papers on these topics in an unique interdisciplinary approach. The book provides an ethical framework for healthcare from a political perspective. It discusses definitions of the terminology of healing and health and their ethical and medical implications including their historical contexts. A separate section expands the theme of the cultural constructedness of healing by the concepts of traditional Chinese medicine and homeopathy. Modern medicine has a strong focus on acute care, which urgently needs to place greater emphasis on preventive medicine including the crucial importance of social factors on health and on the emergence of 'public health'. The point of view of Business Concepts, their potential and limitations are by no means neglected and the legal ramifications of genetic research and innovative medical strategies with regard to some of our most foundational notions are discussed.
- Recent history of platelets in thrombosis and other disorders 2005, Wellcome Trust
- Rhesus factor and disease prevention 2004, Wellcome Trust
- Secret agents 2002, NAPDisease in disguise -- Winged victories -- Food fright -- Superbugs -- The once and future pandemic -- Infection unmasked -- Bioterror.
- Short-course chemotherapy for tuberculosis 2005, Wellcome Trust
- Superbugs and superdrugs 2008, Wellcome Trust
- Thirty years of photosynthesis 2006, Springer
- Victor McKusick and the history of medical genetics 2012, SpringerVictor McKusick /; Krishna R. Dronamraju --; Family Life and Victor's Meeting the Unexpected /; Anne Bishop McKusick --; The McKusick Twins: A Personal Essay /; Vincent L. McKusick --; Personal Recollections of Victor /; Krishna R. Dronamraju --; Memories of Victor McKusick /; Don M. Long --; Memories of the Moore Clinic, 1960-1965 /; David J. Weatherall --; Cytogenetics and Early Days at the Moore Clinic with Victor McKusick /; Malcolm A. Ferguson-Smith --; Travels with Victor: Marfan Syndrome and Its Cousins /; Reed E. Pyeritz --; Homage for Victor McKusick /; Nicholas Avrion Mitchison --; How Did My Association with Victor Influence Me, My Career, and My Family? /; Digamber S. Borgaonkar --; The Assimilation of Classical Genetics into Human Genetics /; Elof Axel Carlson --; Genetic Studies in Isolated Populations: Victor McKusick's Contributions to Population Genetics /; Aravinda Chakravarti --; Victor A. McKusick and Medical Genetics Among the Amish /; Clair A. Francomano --; Dr. Victor A. McKusick and the Genetics of Dwarfism /; Clair A. Francomano and David L. Rimoin --; Clinical Genomicist in the Future of Medical Practice /; Edison T. Liu --; Victor McKusick and the History of Medical Genetics /; Peter S. Harper --; The Influence of Victor A. McKusick on the Development of Training in Medical Genetics in Europe and in the World /; Giovanni Romeo.
- Vienna 2007, Springer
- Virchow's Eulogies 2008, Springer
- White coat tales 2008, SpringerPt. 1. Heroes, diseases and remedies. Heroes in medical history -- Diseases that changed history -- Drugs and other remedies -- pt. 2. The heritage and culture of medicine. Medical words and phrases -- Whose syndrome? Stories of medical eponyms -- Medical abbreviations, acronyms, euphemisms, jargon, and slang -- Medical aphorisms -- Memorable medical quotations -- pt. 3. Clinical notes and medical misadventures. Famous persons as patients -- Misadventures: myths, misinformation, blunders, and wrongdoing -- Now and future practice.
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Congress in denial mode
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The writing is on the wall, although there are not too many in the UPA government in Delhi willing or for that matter, able to read it. After Uttar Pradesh, Goa, Punjab and to some extent even Uttarakhand made it clear that they were not at all enamored of the Congress, Andhra Pradesh has also demonstrated that it is no mood to bring back the party to power in the state.The Andhra by poll results should make the Congress sit up in concern. It has not managed to win a single of the seven seats in the state, with the Telengana Rashtriya Samiti securing four seats, with other three going to a TRS backed rebel, the BJP and what should be even more worrying to the YSR Congress led by Jagan Reddy. The issue of the separate state of Telengana remains potent, with price rise, corruption and non -governance combining to demolish the Congress in its own state.In Delhi, however, the Congress seems to be in denial mode over the verdict of the electorate coming in from different parts of the country. The response has only been to somehow remain in power, using every trick in the book to 'manage' the situation. It is a recognized fact that as it loses touch with the people the Nehru-Gandhi led party has come to rely more and more on its management skills, adding two and two to make four as often as possible.In a concerted bid to keep the people of India at bay, the Congress first took the help of the Samajwadi party and its supposedly bitter foe in Uttar Pradesh the Bahujan Samaj Party to make the controversial National Counter Terrorism Centre a reality by defeating objections moved by the rest of the Opposition on this issue. It proved in the process once again that it could bed the enemy at the drop of the hat so long as its immediate goals were addressed and fulfilled. In Tamil Nadu it prevailed upon Chief Minister and AAIDMK leader Jayalalitha to withdraw her objections to the Koodankulam nuclear plant that she did in yet another display of rank opportunism. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh breathed a huge sigh of relief, even as the police cracked down on the local leaders of the large scale protests. The unity of the people, however, has not been broken and this is making it difficult for the two governments to have their way.At the moment Trinamool Congress is making sleep a little difficult for the Congress that has found compensation in the arms of the SP and BSP. It is keeping links open with West Bengal chief minister Mamta Banerjee through senior Minister Pranab Mukherjee, hoping that she will come back after Railway Minister Dinesh Trivedi was dropped at her instance. One wonders why the Congress leadership even bothered to resist her demand at the first instance, and why they refused to accept what the rest of India knew, that Ms Banerjee would have her way and the Congress would have to eat mud.Clearly a decision has been taken to keep the regional parties well fed and happy so that the Congress can continue taking the support of one or the other to keep itself afloat and tide over ticklish moments in Parliament. Political expediency is the rule of day, with political morals and values and accountability having long since been thrown out of the window. The result is that despite the vote, the people of India have been cheated by the politicians of the day as they rush to make common cause with each other after weeks of a campaign where they swore never to entertain the other again.The danger of 'management' replacing 'governance' cannot be over stated. 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03 December 2013 Visit of HRH The Duke of York On October 31 2013, the Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy was privileged to receive a visit from His Royal Highness The Duke of York. Photograph taken by Phillip Mynott |
22 November 2013 Prof Harry Bhadeshia is elected to the Belgian Francqui Chair for 2013-14 Congratulations to Professor Harry Bhadeshia who has been elected to the Belgian Francqui Chair for 2013-14 at KU Leuven - Faculty of Engineering Science. As the Francqui Chair, he will give an inaugural lecture at the university and during the year he will lecture on his specialisms to students, researchers, professors and industrialists. |
04 October 2013 Official Opening of the New Building The new Materials Science building has been officially opened by the Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, Lord Sainsbury of Turville, in the presence of some 240 guests. After short speeches by the Vice-Chancellor of the University Sir Leszek Borysiewicz, the ex-Head of Department Professor Lindsay Greer, and the CEO of EPSRC Professor David Delpy, the Chancellor unveiled a commemorative plaque. This is a significant moment for the Department as, for the first time in our history, we are housed under one roof in accommodation designed for purpose. |
01 October 2013 A New Head of Department! Professor Lindsay Greer has stepped down as Head of the Department of Materials Science after more than 7 years at the helm, as has Professor Bill Clyne from his role as Deputy Head. We now warmly welcome Professor Mark Blamire to the role of Head of Department. He is ably supported by two deputies; Professor Serena Best (responsible for Research) and Dr Zoe Barber (responsible for Teaching). We all look forward to a successful future under their guidance in our new purpose-built research and teaching facility at West Cambridge, which is due to be officially opened later this week. |
10 September 2013 IOM3 Materials Literature Review Prize for 2013 PhD student Peter Walker is the winner of the IOM3 Materials Literature Review Prize for 2013. The aim of this prize is to encourage definitive, critical reviews of the literature by students; the winning reviews are published in the international journal Materials Science & Technology. Peter is maintaining a strong record: of the 13 such prizes in the history of the award, 5 have come to the Cambridge Materials Dept. For further details, see: http://www.iom3.org/news/materials-literature-review-prize-2013-winner-announced |
02 August 2013 Aerogels and Aeroplanes Ideas from the published work of Dawid Janas and Krzysztof Koziol have been featured in an article in The Economist which discusses a novel way to use the outcomes of their research - to de-ice aeroplanes. Read the full article online in The Economist: http://www.economist.com/blogs/babbage/2013/07/de-icing-aeroplanes The original paper features as our Paper of the Month for August: |
01 August 2013 Day 14 of the move to West Cambridge The move continues: equipment starts to be installed in the new Mechanical Testing Laboratory. |
26 July 2013 Day 10 of the move to West Cambridge The move continues: shelving and racks are installed in the new information centre / library. |
25 July 2013 Day 9 of the move to West Cambridge The move continues: diffractometers are installed in the new laboratory for the X-ray facility of the Department. |
24 July 2013 Day 8 of the move to West Cambridge The move continues: the photograph shows the end of the first day of occupation of the new offices for the Cambridge Centre for Gallium Nitride. |
19 July 2013 Day 5 of the move to West Cambridge The move continues: the photograph shows crates of transported office contents in the atrium of the new building. |
16 July 2013 Day 2 of the move to West Cambridge The start continues with moving research equipment and office contents. |
11 July 2013 Out of the old; into the new… As part of the final preparations for the Department's move to West Cambridge, office areas in the new building have now been furnished. The move of laboratory equipment starts on 15 July. |
28 June 2013 The Armourers and Brasiers' Cambridge Forum 2013 The annual Armourers and Brasiers' Cambridge Forum was held last week on the 19th June. Once again there was an excellent turnout for an informative and enjoyable series of talks. Prof Sir Colin Humphreys gave the 15th Kelly Lecture entitled "Lighting the Future". See the Forum website for more details and photos. |
14 June 2013 "Electric Carbon" at the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition Dr Koziol's research group has been selected to present their work at the annual Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition 2013 which runs from Tuesday 2nd to Sunday 7th July in London. Their work entitled "Carbon nanotube wires for efficient electricity generation and transportation" will be exhibited under the name "Electric Carbon" and will feature alongside other exciting cutting-edge science and technology research from the UK. More details about the Exhibition can be found online. The website also includes visitor information for if you plan to go an see the exhibition - and best of all it's free to visit! |
25 April 2013 Department achieves Athena SWAN Bronze Award The Department's Athena SWAN Committee submitted an application to the Athena SWAN Assessment Panel in November last year and yesterday the Department of Materials Science & Metallurgy's commitment to following and implementing the Athena SWAN principles was recognised by the panel with a Bronze award. The Athena SWAN Charter recognises and celebrates good employment practice for women working in science, engineering and technology (SET) in higher education and research. The award will be presented at an awards ceremony to be held at The Royal Society of Edinburgh in June. |
April 2013 Professor Ruth Cameron awarded ERC advanced grant The European Research Council has awarded Professor Ruth Cameron a five-year Advanced Grant of approaching 2.5M euros. The grant will enable a team to work on the design, characterisation and development of 3D engineered environments for regenerative medicine, with target applications in the treatment of cardiac disease, breast cancer and blood disorders. The grant began this month and first appointments are currently advertised at www.jobs.ac.uk. |
March 2013 Lighting the Future On 28th March, David Willetts MP, the Minister for Universities and Science, opened a new £1million gallium nitride (GaN) deposition facility, marking the latest chapter in a decade-long research project led by Professor Sir Colin Humphreys in the Dept. of Materials Science & Metallurgy. Funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), the project will continue to improve a novel method of growing light-emitting diodes (LEDs), reducing their cost by more than 50% and allowing much more widespread use. The method developed by the Humphreys team allows growth of GaN on silicon instead of costly sapphire and silicon carbide. The UK company, Plessey, has already started to manufacture LEDs at its factory in Plymouth, based on this Cambridge technology. In opening the facility, David Willetts said: "LEDs are highly energy efficient but expensive to produce, meaning their domestic use is limited. This excellent new facility will enable researchers to look at more cost-efficient ways to produce LEDs, saving money and benefiting the environment. It will also help keep the UK research base at the very forefront of advanced materials, which is one of the eight great technologies." Image: Michael LeGoff, CEO of Plessey (left) and Prof. Sir Colin Humphreys (right) present David Willetts MP with a disc of illuminated LEDs made by the process developed in Sir Colin's group. |
January 2013 Funding for advanced materials research announced The Rt Hon David Willetts MP has announced new funding of £45 million for advanced materials research, for new facilities and equipment in areas of UK strength such as advanced composites; high-performance alloys; low-energy electronics and telecommunications; materials for energy; and nano-materials for health. This follows the recent government report "Eight Great Technologies", in which research at the University of Cambridge features heavily, including the GaN work of Prof Sir Colin Humphreys, in the Department of Materials Science & Metallurgy. |
November 2012 Dow Sustainability Innovation Student Challenge Award - Materials Science students win second prize! Last month the Dow Chemical Company awarded US$12,500 to three Cambridge postgraduates conducting outstanding research in the name of global sustainability as part of the Dow Sustainability Innovation Student Challenge. Giorgio Divitini and Najeeb Ullah – both PhD candidates at the Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy – scooped the second prize of $2,500 (£1,613) for their research into a sunlight-activated catalyst which can help purify water quickly and cheaply. The substance, which is currently being patented, could be of particular importance in areas where industrial pollutants are rife in the watercourse, such dyes from garment manufacture in many areas in Asia. Giorgio commented, "Najeeb and I are both very happy in having the support and recognition of Dow and the academics in the panel. We are starting work on a prototype and hope to test it in the field in Pakistan soon, to make a difference towards solving a serious real life issue." |
August 2012 BP funding for Prof Bhadeshia and co-workers A consortium comprising University of Cambridge's Prof Harry Bhadeshia and University of Manchester's Professors Peter Lee and Stuart Lyon is one of the first groups to lead a project funded by the new BP Centre for Advanced Materials (BP-ICAM). In order to drive developments in advanced materials, energy giant BP is establishing a $100 million international research centre with the University of Manchester at its hub and the University of Cambridge as one of three further partners contributing to the research programme. |
June 2012 Armourers and Brasiers' Cambridge Forum Another successful ABC Forum was held on the 27 June 2012. This year's Kelly Lecture was given by Dr Alan Taub former VP of Research for General Motors and was entitled "Materials Challenges for a Sustainable Automotive Industry". Five other talks were given by Dr Julian Allwood (Dept. of Eng., University of Cambridge), Prof Matt Rosseinshy (University of Liverpool), Andrew Bloodworth (British Geological Survey), Dr Nigel Knee (EDF), and Prof George Smith (University of Oxford). For more information see: www.msm.cam.ac.uk/forum/ |
May 2012 Topping out for Materials Science and Metallurgy Building More than sixty guests attended an event in the new Materials Science and Metallurgy Building on the West Cambridge site to watch the traditional topping out ceremony to celebrate the outer shell of the building being completed. (18/05/12) |
March 2012"The new building this month" New aerial photo of the progress of the new Department building development at West Cambridge. |
February 2012Prof Sir Alan COTTRELL, Kt FRS FREng Head of Department (1958-65), Master of Jesus College (1974-86), and Vice-Chancellor of the University (1977-79). A memorial service will be held at 11 am on Saturday 9 June 2012 in Great St Mary's, the University Church, in Cambridge. Obituary written by Dr Jim Charles Cottrell Appeal (web site) |
February 2012A breakthrough technique for manufacturing LEDs on silicon, developed in the laboratory of Prof Sir Colin Humphreys, will be exploited in the UK by Plessey. Read the full article in the University's Research News. |
December 2011Congratulations to ED PICKERING and CAROLINE GODDARD on receiving their IoM3 student prizes. Ed won The Royal Charter Prize for the best materials student regardless of discipline. He read Natural Sciences here in Cambridge, specialising in Materials Science, and now continues to study here for a PhD. The A T Green Award for the best ceramics student was awarded to Caroline Goddard, originally at The University of Manchester, but now studying for a PhD in the Department. |
September 2011Congratulations to ED PICKERING who won the award for BEST MATERIALS STUDENT at the 2011 Science, Engineering and Technology Student of the Year Awards. |
August 2011Concrete being poured for new building. Construction has started on the new building for the Department on the West Cambridge Science and Technology Campus. The building is expected to be completed in early 2013. Over many days in July concrete was poured to form the foundation slab for the main building. This large operation has involved cement mixer lorries arriving on site every 8 minutes. In early September there will be an even more carefully choreographed pour -- of the extra-thick anti-vibration foundation slab for our new state-of-the-art electron microscopy suite. |
June 2011Armourers and Brasiers Cambridge Forum. This year's Kelly Lecture was given by Prof Albert Fert from the Universite Paris-Sud (Orsay). Prof Fert is the first Nobel Prize winner to give a Kelly Lecture and his talk was entitled "Spintronics: Electrons, Spins, Computers and Telephones". Five other talks were given by Prof Simon Cox (Aberystwyth University), Dr Geoffrey Andrews (Ranier Technology), Dr Nikolaos Vlasopoulos (Novacem), Dr Peter Bonfield (BRE and ODA) and Prof Richard Friend (Cavendish). |
June 2011SKF Technology Centre opens up research into new bearing steels . The SKF University Technology Centre for Steels was inaugurated in a ceremony attended by Tom Johnstone, President and Chief Executive Officer of SKF,and the Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge University, Professor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz. This cermony took place in the Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy on 9 June 2011. SKF and Cambridge aim to obtain and develop the necessary knowledge for designing the next generation of bearing steels and the Centre will be led by Professor Harry Bhadeshia. |
January 2011Royal Institution Christmas Lectures 2010 - This year's excellent RI Christmas Lectures by Mark Miodownik (KCL) under the heading of Size Matters showcased materials and microstructure. Mark featured work from the Cambridge Materials Department: in Lecture 2, John Aveson (from our Rolls-Royce UTP) helped to demonstrate why superalloys are 'super', while Lecture 3 culminated in the story of Alan Windle's ultra-strong carbon-nanotube yarns. |
November 2010Work has begun at West Cambridge on the construction of a £41 million new home for the Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy. |
November 2010University of Cambridge spin-out Q-Flo Limited has signed an agreement with a major manufacturer to continue the commercial development of its super-strong carbon nanotube fibre, which is three times tougher than that currently used to make body armour. |
September 2010Most powerful microscope in the UK unveiled . The most powerful atom resolving microscope in the UK was today revealed at the University of Cambridge. The new electron microscope, which will enable scientists to view individual atoms in any material, was officially unveiled by the Minister for Universities and Science, the Rt Hon David Willetts MP. |
June 2010The University honoured Dr Rob Wallach with a Pilkington Prize for his outstanding contributions to teaching. These are awarded annually to 12 members of the University's teaching staff. |
The 2010 Armourers and Brasiers' Cambridge Forum was held on Tuesday 15th June 2010 at the Department of Materials Science & Metallurgy. |
A knighthood has been awarded to Professor Colin Humphreys, CBE, FREng for services to Science |
May 2010Senior academic promotions from October 1st: Bill Clegg to be professor; Zoe Barber and Cathie Rae to be readers |
January 2010Congratulations to Dave Duke, principal technician of the Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy, who has received an MBE in the 2010 New Years honours list. |
December 2009Cambridge scientists have shown that is possible to control the effective magnetization, as well as its direction, in a ferromagnet. Link |
November 2009Rolls-Royce and the EPSRC announce a new £50 million partnership. The Strategic Partnership in Structural Metallic Systems for Advanced Gas Turbine Applications is the first collaboration of its kind between Rolls-Royce, EPSRC, Birmingham, Cambridge and Swansea universities and will involve at least two of our department academics, Dr Howard Stone and Dr Cathie Rae. Link |
October 2009Congratulations to Serena Best and Ruth Cameron on their respective promotions to Professorships. |
September 2009200+ alumni and current members of the department attended a seminar entitled "Cambridge Materials Science around the World in the 21st Century" marking the 800th year of the University. |
June 2009In aid of the Cottrell Appeal and in celebration of the 800th anniversary of the University, our US Alumni met at the Brook Club, New York. This event was attended by HRH The Earl of Wessex, Patron of the Cottrell Appeal and Sir Graeme Davies, Chair of the Cottrell Appeal. Link |
May 2009SKF sets up a new research laboratory in Cambridge. The SKF UTC will forcus on the physical metallurgy of bearing steels and will be lead by Professor Harry Bhadeshia. Link |
January 2009EPSRC highlight Professor Colin Humphreys world leading research into Gallium Nitride lighting in the first edition of their Pioneer magazine. Link |
December 2008Cambridge comes top in the 2008 RAE for Materials Science and Metallurgy. Link |
November 2008Tata Steel has announced the donation to endow a Professorship of Metallurgy at the University of Cambridge. Based in the Department of Materials Science & Metallurgy, the first Tata Steel Professor of Metallurgy will be Dr Harry Bhadeshia, a world renowned expert on the physical metallurgy of steels. Link |


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PITTSBURGH, Sept. 26, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Governor Tom Corbett today toured Innovation Works' AlphaLab, a leading business startup facility, where he joined members of the legislature to launch Innovate in PA, a new program created to accelerate high-wage job growth through supporting entrepreneurs and startup businesses.
"With 98 percent of new jobs in Pennsylvania coming from startups and small emerging growth companies, Innovate in PA is a common-sense approach to economic growth," Corbett said. "Innovate in PA's investments will help forward-thinking companies inspired with vision to become household names, turning Pennsylvania into the next Silicon Valley."
Innovate in PA will offer $100 million in deferred tax credits to insurance companies in the state to raise funds over multiple years. The funds raised will be directed to the highly successful Ben Franklin Technology Development Partners, three Life Sciences Greenhouses and the Venture Capital investment program.
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"With Innovate in PA we offer new ways to support creative thinking and business know-how with vital investment," Corbett said. "Every great business begins with a bold idea and we are here to give you that initial boost to propel your startups from a plan on paper to a thriving company that embodies the American dream."
Founded in 2008 by Innovation Works, AlphaLab has been recognized as one of the nation's best incubators. Innovation Works is one of four Ben Franklin Technology Partners situated across the state. The Ben Franklin Technology Partnership is one of the nation's longest-running, technology-based economic development programs.
AlphaLab's program runs twice a year for 20 weeks. During this time, AlphaLab provides $25,000 in investment capital, office space, mentorship, connections and educational sessions to help the startup businesses accelerate the launch and growth of their company. At the end of five months, the startups will present their company at AlphaLab Demo Day to investors and press from around the nation.
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In 2012, Innovation Works invested an estimated $4.8 million into 91 companies, helping them commercialize new technologies and create and/or retain 583 high-skill jobs in robotics, life sciences, software and other high-growth industries. Innovation Works also assisted 183 companies and placed 57 interns at regional technology companies.
The governor was joined for the announcement by members of the legislature, representatives of Innovation Works, the Pittsburgh Technology Council, the Pittsburgh Life Science Greenhouse and Draper Triangle Ventures.
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