Professor Sarah Gilbert (University of Oxford) presenting the 2024 UCL Prize Lecture in Life and Medical Sciences on 'Vaccine development during and after the pandemic.' About Professor Sarah Gilbert, DBE, FRS, FMedSci Sarah Gilbert is a Professor of Vaccinology in the Pandemic Sciences Institute at Oxford University. She works on viral vectored vaccine development, with projects on influenza, Nipah, MERS, and Lassa. Working with colleagues on the Old Road Campus in Oxford, she is able to take novel vaccines from design through GMP manufacturing to clinical development, with a particular interest in the rapid transfer of vaccines into GMP manufacturing and first in human trials. She was the Oxford Project Leader for ChAdOx1 nCoV-19, also known as Vaxevria/Covishield, which was estimated to have saved 6.3 million lives in its first year of use.

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12/12/2024

Welcome and Introduction: Professor Roz Shafran Background of the Study: Professor Sir Terence Stephenson Questions Key Findings of the Study: Dr Snehal Pinto Pereira Questions Patient and Public Involvement (PPI): Emma Dalrymple and Helen Weston Questions Added value: PhD project: Fiona Newlands (Video) A Young Person's Perspective Next Steps for CLoCk: Alvin Richards-Belle Closing Remarks: Professor Sir Terence Stephenson

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9/2/2024

Nicky Rushton from Cambridge Assessment presents important comparative work on covid adjustments.

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7/16/2024

Session 1, COVID-19 and Mental Health from the UCL Institute of Mental Health International Conference 2022, Wed 21st September 2022.

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10/19/2022

How can we design cities to prevent another pandemic? How do we engineer a city, its architecture and its infrastructure so that it works socially in an era of physical distancing In the third of our Disruptive Thinkers video series, we focus on the ground breaking work from UCL PEARL (Person – Environment – Activity Research Laboratory) on designing a pandemic proof city. Prof. Nick Tyler, Dr. Liora Malki-Epshtein, Prof. Thorsten Stoesser, and Dr Taku Fujiyama (UCL Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering) talk about how we maintain social interactions in a physically distanced city, and how we can design better public transport to minimise virus transmission. Every month we’ll be releasing a new video showing some of the disruptive thinking happening across our faculty, from designing more inclusive and pandemic-proof cities, to exploring how business can be more sustainable, right through to how fibre optics are innovating medical procedures.

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1/13/2022

Chair: Helen Killaspy Towards coproduction: Involvement in the Mental Health Policy Research Unit Bryn Lloyd-Evans, "Overview of PRU and our PPI structures, Locating PRU service user and carer involvement on a continuum of co-production" Merle Schlief, "Co-production on the PRU Covid interviews project: what we did" Jackie Hardy, Tamar Jeynes and Mary Birken, "Co-production on the PRU Covid interviews project: reflections - Panel discussion" Nev Jones Recorded on Wed 15th September 2021

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9/30/2021

Chair: Tony David Ray Dolan, “Computational psychiatry and schizophrenia” Susan Michie, “Behavioural science contributions to managing the pandemic" Recorded on Wed 15th September 2021

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9/30/2021

The UCL museums have now reopened. This video demonstrates the new Covid safe process of visiting the Museums.

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9/16/2020