Wellcome Photography Prize 2019
The winners of the Wellcome Photography Prize 2019, chosen from a shortlist of 28 entries from 12 countries.
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What are 'adverse events' and 'emergency use authorisation' in relation to vaccination?
What are adverse events related to vaccination, how often do they happen and why?
‘The Institute of Sexology’ opens its doors at Wellcome Collection
Wellcome Collection is exploring the most publicly discussed of private acts with ‘The Institute of Sexology’, the first UK exhibition to bring together the pioneers of the…
How to survive climate change: a lesson from Hurricane Maria
The rest of the world can learn from Puerto Rican communities rallying together to recover from a natural disaster fuelled by climate change.
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Jane Palmer
Forensics: The anatomy of crime
Following a £17.5 million development, Wellcome Collection will open a major exhibition in February 2015 exploring the history, science and art of forensic medicine. '…
'The Institute of Sexology' to be first exhibition at expanded Wellcome Collection
Wellcome Collection will explore the most publicly discussed of private acts with ‘The Institute of Sexology’ (20 November 2014 to 20 September 2015), the first UK exhibition…
Testament
Testament, by Siân Davey, intimately examines the impact of poverty on mental health, loneliness and community ties.
Grants awarded: People Awards
Project summaries of Wellcome grants awarded under the scheme ‘People Awards’. People Awards have been replaced by the Public Engagement Fund.
Episode 11: Should we give out cash to improve mental health?
Alisha speaks to Professor Vikram Patel to explore how cash transfers could hold the key to coming up with a universally applicable and low-cost breakthrough in the treatment…
Episode 10: How can we feed the world with a changing climate?
Alisha speaks to Professor Ruth DeFries to discuss how the world has become reliant on a small number of crops (such as corn and rice), leaving us in a vulnerable position if…
How can we continually improve workplace culture?
Building a positive and inclusive research culture is an ongoing process, but what drives change forward?