Inaugural Lectures
Professor Peter Juni
–coming soon-
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Professor Danny Wilson
5 October 2023
Professor Zhengming Chen
The 21st century cohort studies: a long march
26 June 2023
Professor David Eyre
Super bugs and super data
14 June 2023
Professor Jonathan Emberson
Maths, Mexico and Meta-analyses
18 May 2023
Professor Richard Haynes
Not entirely by chance
2 May 2023
Professor Aiden Doherty
Wearables & AI – a new opportunity to transform epidemiology in the 21st CenturyÂ
24 April 2023
Professor Carolyn Taylor
Oncology meets statistics: Using big data to save lives
28 June 2022
Professor Nina Hallowell
‘Solitary, poor, brutish, and short’ (Hobbes, 1651): my career as a contract researcher
31 May 2022
Professor Naomi Allen
Health research in the information age: the value of big data
8 February 2022
Professor Cornelia van Duijn
Crossing the divide between genomics and epidemiology: the curious case of Alzheimer’s Disease
28 November 2019
Professor Philip Clarke
Tackling diabetes in the 21st century: an economic road map
12 November 2019
Professor Louise Bowman
Ask the right question, get the right answer
13 March 2019
Professor Sarah Lewington
Halving premature mortality: thinking big, keeping it simple
18 February 2019
Professor Robert Hills
Clinical Trials: working out who benfits
31 January 2019
Professor David Hunter
Is Big Epidemiology Better Epidemiology?
8 June 2018
Professor Thomas Nichols
Challenges and opportunities in population neuroimaging
31 January 2018
Professor Sarah Parish
Hearts, Minds and Lives
18 January 2016
Professor Martin Landray
Big trials, Big data, big potential: Population health research in the 21st century
30 November 2015
Professor Robert Clarke
Biomarkers and Cardiovascular Disease: Promises and Pitfalls
20 October 2015
Professor Marian Knight
Maternal sepsis – The past or the future?
20 May 2015
Professor Mike Rayner
God, Evolution, Global Warming and Heart Disease: A personal reflection on population health