Body cells that can grow to any type of tissue. 257 Stem cells 2012-02-08T18:35:39 Science Guy barry.david.adams@gmail.com Professor Douglas Kell's blog 2012-02-06T08:27:32

The first external visit of the week was to Unilever’s research laboratory at Port Sunlight. As a company with interests in food, health and healthcare, and with a published intention to move towards full sustainability of its value chain by 2020, it was not surprising to see that their strategic interests map closely onto our [...]

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Last week encompassed a wide spectrum of activities, starting with one of the triannual meetings of our Audit Board. This very important Board reports to Council, and is responsible for monitoring our standards of risk management, corporate governance, internal control and financial propriety. I then managed to attend the second half of a meeting organised [...]

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