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Author: Fraser McPhie

The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs

In a departure from the norm, Dr. Steve Brusatte from the Edinburgh University School of Geosciences came to the IGMM to tell the tale of the dinosaurs. Steve guided us through their tumultuous evolution, from their rough start in the early Triassic culminating with total world domination in the Cretaceous period. He spoke with the […]

6th February 2020 0

A diagram explaining Dr. Emmerson's model

Regeneration takes some nerve

On Thursday the 26th of September Dr. Elaine Emmerson from the Scottish Centre for Regenerative Medicine gave an excellent talk on the manipulation of the parasympathetic nerves of the salivary gland and how this could be used in a therapeutic setting. The dysfunction of the salivary glands causes a range of symptoms, including difficulty swallowing […]

25th October 2019 0

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