Bryn Short undertook his viva voce examination on the 31st May, defending a doctoral thesis entitled: Defining and modelling the microbiome in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
His examiners included external, Dr Nihal Bandara from the University of Bristol and Prof Katherine Sloman (UWS).
Congratulations Dr Short – and well done to the supervisory team, including Dr Gordy Mackay, Professor Gordon Ramage (University of Glasgow) and Dr Gary Litherland
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General News
The 18th Lung Science Conference held by the European Respiratory Society took place in Estoril, Portugal from the 5-8th March. The meeting took place across four days which included scientific presentations of outstanding quality. The theme of the conference this year was “Metabolic alterations in Lung Ageing and Disease”.
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General News Research
BREATH (Border and REgions Airways Training Hub) is a €7.75 M collaborative cross-border project focussed on increasing research capacity in the area of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and currently supports 16 4-year PhD students and 8 PDRAs across 3 institutions: Queen’s University Belfast; Dundalk Institute of Technology and the University of the West of […]
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DKIT Research
BREATH team from DkIT present at the International Kv7 Channels Symposium in Milan, Italy.
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