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the alumni magazine of the University of Dundee • 2006 issue colour on the high seas... See page 12 in this issue... Exploring From Dundee to Ethiopia - Campus development Scotland’s wilderness a life in medicine continues to take shape 1 Homecoming 2007 Weekend 2005 Telephone Campaign Exciting plans are in the making for the Homecoming The 2005 Alumni Telephone Campaign was again a big success. 2007 Weekend. Look for the pull-out brochure in the I hope those of you who were called enjoyed speaking to our centre of this magazine and check out the website: student callers. Where possible we try to match our students www.dundee.ac.uk/homecoming2007 and alumni by faculty which results in more meaningful A more comprehensive brochure will follow during conversations. Thank you for your very kind donations to the Summer 2006. Why not contact those special friends Annual Fund. You are making a big difference to our students from your university days and plan a fantastic reunion? in genuine financial hardship. Welcome Class of 2005 Dundee-Reunited.com The Alumni Relations Office would like to extend a warm More than 1000 of our alumni registered on our on-line welcome to the class of 2005. Did you know that members community, Dundee-Reunited.com last year. We’re sorry for the of your Dundee alumni family are living and working around interruption in this service. We aim to be up and running again the globe? Our country groups continue to grow with new as soon as possible in 2006. additions in Japan and Cyprus this year. -
December 2010 (PDF)
The magazine of the University of Dundee • December 10 www.dundee.ac.uk/pressoffice A view of the future contact•december 10 1 contents news.................. ...03 from the principal... The Strategic Review process has involved critical thinking about the fitness for purpose of some of our structures, and has also generated creative ideas about how we might best achieve our goals of research and teaching excellence and maximum impact. Two new Schools have been created in the College of Arts & Social Sciences, firstly in order to IMSat....................10 exploit opportunities presented by changing student demand and secondly to engage more effectively with emerging research agendas. science festival.......12 The overarching theme of the School of the Environment, an exciting initiative which combines Architecture with Geography and Planning, is sustainability – of both the natural and the built environments. The merger places the School even more firmly at the heart of the University’s interdisciplinary Centre for Environmental Change & Human Resilience and will assist in positioning the University as a leading player in Scotland for addressing pressing questions V&A at Dundee design winner announced relating to climate change and the global environment. The School of Business forges a new alliance of Accounting & Finance and Economics, thereby The Japanese architectural practice Kengo Kuma & Associates “It will be an exciting endeavour that will combine the tradition increasing the University’s presence in innovative business-related programmes at UG and has been named the winner of the design competition for the and heritage of the Victoria and Albert Museum and our new PG level. -
Life Sciences at the University of Dundee
Life Sciences at the University of Dundee University of Dundee 1 Introduction to Life Sciences at the University of Dundee The University of Dundee is one of the leading universities in Europe for research in LifeSciences. The 2016 QS World University Rankings in Biological Sciences place Dundee 5th in the UK and 40th in the world as judged by ‘citations per paper’, one of the most widely recognized metrics of scientific excellence. The School of Life Sciences has one of the highest densities of Fellows of the Royal Society of London anywhere - 1 in 8 of our School of Life Sciences group leaders are FRS. The University aims to maintain its position as a leading Life Sciences research institution by recruitment of the strongest individuals and by providing them with the infrastructure and support they need to reach their full potential, individually and collectively. The University also believes there is an imperative to facilitate the translation of discoveries into patient and environmental benefit by providing an appropriate culture and the necessary infrastructure. Our research portfolio includes collaborations with many companies. The School of Life Sciences With 900 staff from over 60 countries, The School of Life Sciences is internationally recognised as one of the fastest growing and most productive research institutes in Europe. With molecular cell biology as the common theme, expertise ranges from developmental biology to medicinal chemistry. ‘Lateral’ and ‘vertical’ interactions within and between research groups are actively encouraged and 13% of publications in the past 5 years have been collaborations between two or more groups. At the School of Life Sciences, our academic work is an international enterprise.