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01:06:02 Reprogramming infectious diseases from HIV to… Reprogramming infectious diseases from HIV to COVID	Reprogramming infectious diseases from HIV to COVID Inaugural lecture of Professor David Dockrell, Chair of Infection Medicine In this inaugural lecture Professor David Dockrell discusses his career studying infectious diseases and how the immune… college of medicine and veterinary medicine inaugural lecture bacteria cell cells apoptosis macrophages lecture diseases congratulations things hiv disease colleagues edinburgh macrophage lot sheffield infection stage infections david From Jennifer Middleton on December 10th, 2020 0 likes 42 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
01:04:11 Higgs Hour with Tyler Shendruk 'Driven… Higgs Hour with Tyler Shendruk 'Driven Active Nematics: External stresses drive topological transitions in spontaneously flowing fluids'	Higgs Hour with Tyler Shendruk 'Driven Active Nematics: External stresses drive topological transitions in spontaneously flowing fluids' Speaker: Tyler Shendruk (University of Edinburgh) Abstract: While traditional fluids only flow when acted upon, a remarkable class of biomaterials spontaneously flow by means of their own internal… higgs centre defects turbulence fluid flow systems activity defect simulations field bacteria orientation vortex crystal walls liquid force lot percolation channel energy From Ines Foidl on December 2nd, 2020 0 likes 12 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved Date Created October 9th, 2020
11:47 Biological Sciences - Origin and Diversity of… Biological Sciences - Origin and Diversity of Life 1	Biological Sciences - Origin and Diversity of Life 1 http://www.drps.ed.ac.uk/20-21/dpt/cxbilg08001.htm academic fair the origin and diversity of life school of biological sciences paper investigation evolution workshops investigations lecture genetics semester concepts plants content bacteria workshop quizzes form organisms diversity writing notes feedback From John Curtis on August 31st, 2020 0 likes 55 plays 0 Publisher Dr John Curtis Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created August 31st, 2020
01:03:14 Born in a microbial cloud: gatekeepers of a… Born in a microbial cloud: gatekeepers of a healthy life. Prof Debby Bogaert	Born in a microbial cloud: gatekeepers of a healthy life. Prof Debby Bogaert Born in a microbial cloud: gatekeepers of a healthy life. Prof Debby Bogaert Part of the College's inaugural lecture series.Recorded 12 November 2018.Abstract: It was only 350 years ago that the… d.n.a. bacteriology speaker 2 speaker 3 speaker 1 micro biome death improve diagnostics human genome project physicians millennium development goals general population effects infectious diseases projects low income countries geography terminology healthy environment immunology developmental pattern cystic fibrosis demography vaginal delivery microbial cloud global health baby mice biological systems train physicians scientists barrier function bacteria medical terminology genetics good guy virus-related cutaneous conditions vaccines gram positive infectious disease potential pathogens respiratory tract pediatrics role model severe disease formula feeding coming year infant study respiratory infections ecclesiastical titles human genome projects cryptographic algorithms child mortality family respiratory system 1st month microbial community young children mental problems respiratory diseases prestigious award cardiology pneumonia day human microbiome 1st time district hospital lot lower nobel price inaugural lecture pneumonia school types breast feeding cmvm immune system huge problem health care education terminology broad spectrum role status caption complete economics terminology 1st year medical school michael ecosystem human genome orange group community composition green group healthy children college of medicine and veterinary medicine human head and neck nobel prize acute respiratory infections dominator profile academic administration intensive care medicine biotechnology From Peter Crooks on November 13th, 2018 0 likes 131 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
51:47 Inaugural lecture: Confronting the microbial… Inaugural lecture: Confronting the microbial menace in our food	Inaugural lecture: Confronting the microbial menace in our food Farmed animals are vital to global food security but can transmit harmful microbes to humans through the food chain.Among these are bacteria such as Salmonella, Campylobacter and E. coli that cause… college of medicine and veterinary medicine public lecture inaugural lecture the roslin institute bacteria food security foodborne pathogens From Peter Crooks on November 16th, 2017 0 likes 130 plays 0 Publisher Peter Crooks Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created November 16th, 2017
18:35 Vet Nurse: Full Leg Bandage Vet Nurse: Full Leg Bandage	Vet Nurse: Full Leg Bandage Vet Nursing prevent podiatry anatomy antiseptics wound tissues degree angle traumatology comfortable hygiene tissue overlap uncomfortable dermatology scissors organs bacteria expensive caption complete idealism limbs death ontology percent creativity fingers woven fabrics functional groups textiles pets dressing health hydrogen compounds cotton medical terminology anatomical pathology cotton wool philosophical terminology soft tissue effects assistant interfere underneath disinfectants bandage granulate foot infectious diseases medical equipment physiology drug delivery devices finger the royal (dick) school of veterinary studies remember granulation animal anatomy straight sedative body fluids chemical elements ethology first aid peroxides difficult blood From Brian Mather on May 10th, 2017 0 likes 61 plays 0 Publisher Digital Education Unit Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created May 10th, 2017
53:24 Superbugs, hosts, and habitats: bacterial… Superbugs, hosts, and habitats: bacterial survival in a challenging world	Superbugs, hosts, and habitats: bacterial survival in a challenging world Professor Fitzgerald's lecture will include observations from his research career related to the ability of pathogenic bacteria to adapt to different environments, particularly those created by… the roslin institute bacteria biology disease farms hospitals health animals medicine veterinary royal (dick) school of veterinary studies From Jenny Durkin on January 6th, 2017 0 likes 35 plays 0 Publisher Jenny Durkin Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created November 27th, 2016
01:00 Ron Pethig: Manipulating cells Ron Pethig: Manipulating cells	Ron Pethig: Manipulating cells In this video Ron describes how cells can be selectively manipulated and sorted according to their intrinsic electrical properties, using gentle forces generated by applying radio frequency signals… cell manipulation cells engineering microelectrode arrays dielectrophoretic forces non-destructive bacteria viruses proteins dna rna From Billy Rosendale on October 5th, 2016 0 likes 219 plays 0 Publisher School of Engineering Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created March 26th, 2013

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