Inaugural Lectures 2025 | Faculty of Environmental and Life Sciences

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Inaugural Lecture Series 2025

Our Inaugural Lecture Series in 2025 showcased newly promoted Professors from the Faculty of Environmental and Life Sciences.��See more details about our Inaugural Lecture Series here.

The lectures below celebrate their careers, highlighting their research achievements, real-world impact, and future directions.

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TLS: Telling Landscape Stories (or playing with laser patterns in deserts)

Professor Jo Nield (School of Geography and Environmental Science)

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Protein crystallography, a journey into time and space

Professor Ivo Tews (School of Biological Sciences)

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Using chemistry to unveil the hidden lives of fishes

Professor Clive Trueman (School of Ocean and Earth Science)

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Food aid and fish fingers: towards a fairer food system

Professor Dianna Smith (School of Geography and Environmental Science)

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Beyond the medical model: How neurodivergent voices changed the way I do autism research

Professor Hanna Kovshoff (School of Psychology)

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Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Amputees: research at the interface between engineering and health

Professor Pete Worsley (School of Health Sciences)

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Inaugural Lecture Series 2025

Watch the lecture videos

TLS: Telling Landscape Stories (or playing with laser patterns in deserts)

Protein crystallography, a journey into time and space

Using chemistry to unveil the hidden lives of fishes

Food aid and fish fingers: towards a fairer food system

Beyond the medical model: How neurodivergent voices changed the way I do autism research

Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Amputees: research at the interface between engineering and health

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