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Login. Accession No. 1547. Brief Description. heliostat, W. Watson & Son, 1900 (c). ... Special Collection. Provenance. Transferred from the Department of Mineralogy & Petrology, University of Cambridge, in 02/1968.

Login. Accession No. 1509. Brief Description. achromatic compound microscope, ‘Fram’ student type; made by W Watson & Sons Ltd.; circa 1910. ... Special Collection. Provenance. Transfer from the Department of Pathology, University of Cambridge, in

Watson & Sons; circa 1915. Origin. 313 High Holborn; London; England. ... Provenance. Transfer from the Department of Pathology, University of Cambridge, in 1971.

Please browse below. Tips and Tricks from the Potting Shed. 2nd March 2022. ... What We Do With Organs. 20th September 2021. To mark Organ Donation Week, we had the pleasure of welcoming Professor Chris Watson from the Department of Surgery, to talk to

A new liver tissue probe to help save lives. Dr Paul Robertson, Dr Tim Wilkinson and PhD student Bryan McLaughlin from the Department of Engineering have recently secured funding from the ... In severe cases, this tissue degradation can be fatal.

Witnesses Liz Watson, a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Geography joined Tinashe Chiurugwi, a Research Associate from the National Institute of Agricultural Botany (NIAB) and Alison Mollon, the Acting Head ... Setting the scene On the panel of

Witnesses Liz Watson, a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Geography joined Tinashe Chiurugwi, a Research Associate from the National Institute of Agricultural Botany (NIAB) and Alison Mollon, the Acting Head ... Setting the scene On the panel of

This month, the three witnesses are:. Liz Watson Senior Lecturer and Pybus Fellow of Newnham College, Department of Geography, University of Cambridge. ... LW: I'm Liz Watson, I'm from the Department of Geography and I'm going to be telling you much more

who is leading a new Centre for Natural Materials Innovation in the Department of Architecture. ... Witnesses Liz Watson, a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Geography joined Tinashe Chiurugwi, a Research Associate from the National Institute of

KM: Kristen MacAskill from the Department of Engineering and the Centre for Sustainable Development. ... LW: I'm Liz Watson from the Department of Geography. I work on people/environment relations.