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Innovation for good

July 2023 Issue Words by Emma Devany and Timothy Pickin Images by Russell Hart We meet alumnus Somdip Dey and current students Teya Fontaine, Adrian Ko, and Manya Girdhar; four inspiring entrepreneurs making their mark.  The University has a strong tradition of fostering pioneering spirit and a sense of social responsibility in its students, staff […]

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A bold future for cancer research

July 2022 Issue Words by Kate Tidman and Professor Stephen Taylor  Image by Kirsty Smith The Paterson Building is set to become the new home of life-changing cancer discoveries. Once complete, the facility will house Europe’s largest concentration of scientists, doctors and nurses, working collaboratively to innovate groundbreaking research and pioneering treatments.  Construction of the £150

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A man on a mission

July 2022 Issue Words by Tom Fern Image by Russell Hart As he walks past University buildings, adorned with blue plaques that celebrate some of history’s most remarkable people, Gareth Owen OBE is filled with hope and excitement for the next generation of leaders learning at Manchester today.  Gareth, Humanitarian Director at Save the Children

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Promoting fair and equitable access to medicines

July 2022 Issue Words by Professor Anthony Green Illustration by Jane Naylor Professor Anthony Green of the Manchester Institute of Biotechnology (MIB) explores an open-source model of drug production, making life-saving treatments more sustainable, practical and affordable to produce. Most of us in the UK don’t worry about medical care; we know that it’s there

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Lemn’s legacy

July 2022 Issue Words by Harry Newton Images by David Gennard After seven years spent inspiring our community as Chancellor of The University of Manchester, we reflect on the immense impact Lemn Sissay OBE has had during his tenure.   From his challenging early years, losing his family and growing up in care, Lemn Sissay OBE

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The Innocence Project

July 2022 Issue Words by Rose Brooke Illustration by Jane Naylor The work of the Manchester Innocence Project (MIP) is paving the way to freedom for victims of a miscarriage of justice. We meet the inspirational teaching team putting University of Manchester students at the heart of the cause. A new innocence project is born When Professor

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