People make research and it was a pleasure to spend the day hearing the ideas and insights of young people about the work we do. Well done to everyone involved in making Bangor University Community Day happen - it was a great day!

Dr Emily Holmes helping us make sense of health economics in palliative and end of life care National Palliative and End of Life Care Programme Cardiff City Stadium

Dr Emily Holmes from Bangor University giving us an interesting overview of the importance of health economics and PEoLC #palliativeandendiflifecare #Wales

Grateful for the invitation to speak at today’s National Palliative and End of Life Care Stakeholder Day. A thought provoking day highlighting the importance of person-centred care. National Palliative and End of Life Care Programme

This #IWD2024 commit to #inspireinclusion: When women aren't present, we must ask: "If not, why not?" When women are discriminated against, we must call out poor practice. When the treatment of women is not equitable, we must take action. & we must do this each time, every time.

TODAY: @CHEME NWORTH Clinical Trials Unit & North Wales Medical School will be at #BangorScienceFestival Hidden World of Science. This hands-on interactive event is free for all and taking place in the Brambell Building. Come & find out more about the wonderful world of research Bangor University

Fantastic day at #bangorsciencefestival Hidden World of Science. Over 1,500 people came to the lab and joined activities including learning about NHS costs and decisions with CHEME HMS NHS was amongst my favourite boats with a limited budget. Thanks to all who attended.

A little reminder that we have a research opportunity for someone to join our team to conduct a survey to better understand current methods for shared decision-making during consent for radiotherapy for gynaecological cancer. Closes 26th June. hr-jobs.lancs.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?r…

Pleased to be at ATLAS Making Wales an Active Travel Nation event talking all things active travel with academics and practitioners

Today we present the results of the INHABIT study at the Senedd “Making Wales an Active Travel Nation” the inaugural project of the ATLAS

Making Wales an Active Travel Nation ATLAS at The Senedd. Our panel discuss what Wales does best when it comes to active journeys and sustainable transportation.

Always amazing to see what our fantastic alumni are up to - here are a handful of them doing the cool bits of the job! #welshcrucible ATLAS

Great to be part of the ATLAS co-founded with my Welsh Crucible colleagues. Conducting transdisciplinary research on Active Journeys with academics, stakeholders and UK citizens.

Great to see the Learned Society of Wales ECR colloquium is at Bangor University today. Croeso y Bangor. Excellent opportunity ECRs across Wales and Bangor University to network, showcase their research and learn.

Back at the Senedd today for the Cross Party Group on Medical Research Showcase Event: How Medical Research Benefits the People of Wales, representing Bangor University College of Medicine and Health and highlighting research excellence in North Wales

Llongyfarchiadau! Congratulations to Non Davies Masters by Research. Excellent work on #medicationadherence

Researchers from Lancaster and Bangor universities have been awarded £835,000 from National Institute for Health and Care Research to help patients living with gynaecological cancers lancaster.ac.uk/news/over-8000…

Thanks to all our Bangor University post-doctoral researchers for their continued hard work & dedication.  Promoting researcher development is a core activity of the RDCG and providing a supportive environment for our post-docs will always be a priority #LovePostdocs, #NPAW2024.