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01:54 SL week 1 intro SL week 1 intro	SL week 1 intro Welcome to week 1 of Sustaining life, titled Reproduction and Embryology hcp-med year 1 sustaining life week spermatogenesis questions resources davis stages place ivf fertilisation reproduction purpose physiology prof anatomy bottom topic weaknesses strengths quiz end From Gavin Brown 0 likes 53 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial Share A Like
50:42 Profiling and tools Profiling and tools	Profiling and tools Profiling and tools lecture compiler tools function functions profile application programming performance functionality variables compilers lines variable prof From Adrian Jackson 1 likes 124 plays 0 Course Code INFD11016 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Language English
01:51 Prof Adam Waldman - Research in a Nutshell Prof Adam Waldman - Research in a Nutshell	Prof Adam Waldman - Research in a Nutshell Hear from Professor Adam Waldman, Chair of Neuroradiology, as he discusses his research interests around neuro oncology and neuro inflammatory diseases. edinburgh imaging prof adam waldman research in a nutshell neuroradiology neuro oncology neuro inflammatory diseases medical imaging imaging From Chloe Martin 0 likes 181 plays 0 Publisher Edinburgh Imaging Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created September 14th, 2018
01:20 Prof Carmel Moran - Research in a Nutshell Prof Carmel Moran - Research in a Nutshell	Prof Carmel Moran - Research in a Nutshell Hear from Professor Carmel Moran, Director of the Preclinical Ultrasound Imaging Facility, as she discusses her research into the development and use of contrast microbubbles for diagnostic and… edinburgh imaging prof carmel moran research in a nutshell preclinical ultrasound imaging facility preclinical ultrasound contrast microbubbles From Chloe Martin 0 likes 101 plays 0 Publisher Edinburgh Imaging Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created August 24th, 2018
01:38 Prof Megan Holmes - Research in a Nutshell Prof Megan Holmes - Research in a Nutshell	Prof Megan Holmes - Research in a Nutshell Hear from Professor Megan Holmes, Professor of Neuroendocrinology, as she describes her research into the effects of early life stress on adult brain function, such as increase in susceptibility to… edinburgh imaging neuroendocrinology stress brain function cognitive impairment research in a nutshell prof megan holmes brain imaging task animals fetus mechanisms effects connectivity response model vivo fmri resonance behavior alterations hormones models animal womb From Chloe Martin 0 likes 93 plays 0 Publisher Edinburgh Imaging Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created August 7th, 2018
01:20 Professor Edwin van Beek - Research in a nutshell Professor Edwin van Beek - Research in a nutshell	Professor Edwin van Beek - Research in a nutshell Hear from Professor Edwin van Beek, SINAPSE Chair of Clinical Radiology, as he discusses his research into cardiac (heart) & thoracic (chest) imaging. edinburgh imaging prof edwin van beek sinapse radiology research tomography patients article imaging chest disease sort complications aneurysms projects types rise methods hybrid mri emission positron journal asthma correlations From Chloe Martin 0 likes 157 plays 0 Publisher Edinburgh Imaging Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created April 9th, 2018

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