A new course is being launched by the Wellcome Trust (WT) in collaboration with the Parliamentary Office for Science and Technology.

The conference theme is NNEdPro @ 10: From Nutrition as a Hard Science to International Knowledge Application Networks.

Professor Peter Piot, director of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and founding director of UNAids, will deliver the IDS Annual Lecture 2018 on ‘Can we end the aids epidemic? The need for a development approach’.

Taita is an innovator and entrepreneur with a specific interest in solving challenges facing Kenya’s agriculture sector. He'll discuss what the practical solutions for giant technology advancements in IoT are to reach the base of pyramid people while ensuring sustainability and scalability are maintained and attained.

To provide an opportunity to learn more about this call and ask questions, BBSRC will be hosting a webinar for UK PI’s who would lead proposals, and their supporting research office staff.

Symposion organised by the Frontiers of Development Programme on marine and coastal stewardship. The programme works to engage expertise from 4 UK Academies (Academy of Medical Sciences, British Academy, Royal Society, Royal Academy of Engineering).

NNEdPro Nutrition Week 2018 starts with this comprehensive Foundation Certificate Course for professionals in health and health-related sectors and provides attendees with an in-depth exposure to applied human nutrition including basic concepts, research methods, disease prevention, nutrition in healthcare and public health nutrition and policy.

The ESRC are holding a series of workshops to explore the shape of a potential new research investment around Work.

This Institute of Zoology meeting will focus on urban wildlife, including pollinators, a local hedgehog population and urban citizen-science projects, as well as discussing potential linkages between human well-being, physical health and urban ecology.

What does it take to develop a (rapid) diagnostic for a neglected tropical disease? You are kindly invited to the last global health seminar of our 3-part neglected tropical disease series.