The AudioLab
The AudioLab aims to creatively connect young people from disadvantaged backgrounds actively seeking employment, with research scientists, to produce engaging audio content around a scientific topic.
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Keep up-to-date with the latest news, publications and events from the Research and Innovation team at MFT.
Spread the word – Help BEAT Heart Disease
Help BEAT Heart Disease encourages people from across Greater Manchester and the surrounding areas who have conditions such as angina, atrial fibrillation and heart failure to take part in research st
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Citylabs is first ‘smart building’ to be connected to CityVerve project
Since our October update, there has been exciting progress in the CityVerve project involving Citylabs.
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A career in academic medicine – it is for me?
Dr Rachel Jennings, NIHR Academic Clinical Lecturer, discusses her experience of perusing a career in academic medicine.
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Our Health, Our Future shortlisted for national public engagement award
Our Health, Our Future, project which brought together researchers and young people to address public health research challenges is shortlisted for a prestigious public engagement award.
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More than 150 guests attend the launch of animated film exploring the damage of sight loss and pioneering bionic eye technology
A new, intricately painted stop-frame animated film exploring the damage of sight loss and the use of the ground-breaking bionic eye for vision restoration launched.
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Unique art project showing how artificial and natural sight have been combined for the first time in history launched at Manchester Science Festival
An exciting new art project is exploring the damage of sight loss caused by Age Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) and the use of the ground-breaking bionic eye for vision restoration.
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Parent-led early intervention for autism is the first to show reduction in symptom severity through to ages 7-11
An early intervention for autism aimed at helping parents communicate with their child has been shown to have an effect on reducing the severity of autism symptoms.
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