TRANSLATION OF NANOTECHNOLOGY|IP|GMP AND CONFORMITY|INVESTMENT &amp; COMMERCIALITY

You will learn how scientific (bench-top) research ideas are translated into medical products that will benefit patients. You will learn about how research and...

Translation of Nanotechnology and Regenerative Medicine (Bench to Bedside) (SURG0086)

You will learn how scientific (bench-top) research ideas are translated into medical products that will benefit patients. You will learn about how research and medical product development is funded at different stages of translation, about intellectual property, medical device/advanced therapeutics regulation and the commercial considerations for successful translation. Understanding these commercial pathways are vital for encouraging a translational approach to research and this is particularly important in emerging technologies such as regenerative medicine and nanomedicines.

An entrepreneurial spirit will be encouraged through group work and assessment where students will develop their own business plan within the fields of nanomedicine, regenerative medicine and improved medical devices.

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This advanced module considers how artists, filmmakers and writers from Latin America have experimented with institutional and popular Catholicism...

Contemporary Catholicisms in Latin American Culture: Experimentation, Perversion, Revolution (SPAN0079)

This module introduces students to psycho-social theories and research on aspects of resilience and wellbeing across a range of domains, including social,...

Uncertainty in contemporary societies: A psychosocial approach to wellbeing (SOCS0018)

This module introduces students to psycho-social theories and research on aspects of resilience and wellbeing across a range of domains, including social, environmental, health, community and positive psychology, addressing how individuals respond to risk and uncertainty in contemporary society. Students will be encouraged to think broadly about wellbeing and resilience across these different domains, as well as to reflect upon the intersections between psychology and other social science disciplines (e.g. sociology, economics, environmental studies, public health and epidemiology, public policy, and behavioural science). Throughout we will take a reflexive approach, drawing on work from global and local scholars. In doing so, we will ensure we holistically examine a range of psycho-social phenomena from different cultural perspectives.