Workshop, symposium and lecture reports

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    2010

  1. 2009 International health lecture
  2. The Bologna Process: will it affect UK biomedicine and clinical science

    3. 2009

  3. Research in general practice: bringing innovation into patient care
  4. FORUM symposium report - Genome-wide association studies: understanding the genetics of common disease
  5. Hype, hope and hybrids
  6. Workshop report - Global health diagnostics: research, development and regulation
  7. Southampton symposium: translating new research into clinical practice

    8. 2008

  8. Symposium report - Global mental health
  9. 2008 Annual FORUM lecture -The UK pharmaceutical industry - what does the future hold?
  10. Meeting report - The freedom to succeed

    11. 2007

  11. FORUM symposium report - Optimizing stratified medicines R&D
  12. Meeting report - Pandemic influenza

    13. 2006

  13. FORUM symposium report - Drug discovery
  14. Symposium report - Science of violence
  15. Symposium report - Diseases of the developing world: working together to make a difference

    16. 2005

  16. Workshop report - Strengthening health services research

    17. 2004

  17. Workshop report - Detection and identification of infectious disease
  18. Lecture report - Exceptional matters
  19. FORUM symposium report - Medicines for children
  20. Academy statement - The use of animals in medical research
  21. 2004 Annual FORUM lecture - Can Europe compete in biomedical research?

    22. 2003

  22. FORUM symposium report - European clinical trials directive
  23. 2003 Annual FORUM lecture - Pharmacogenetics: personalised safety and segmented efficacy

    24. 2001

  24. Academy Statement - Transmissible spongiform encephalopathies

    25. 2000

  25. The Speciation of Modern Homo Sapiens
  26. Workshop report - Diet and diseases: facts and fantasies
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The Speciation of Modern Homo Sapiens

Publication Details:

Report of a meeting, held jointly with The British Academy, which brought together experts from palaeontology, archaeology, linguistics, psychology, genetics and evolutionary theory to present evidence and theories at the cutting edge of our understanding of the speciation of modern Homo sapiens.

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