Professor Iain Hutchison spoke to the BBC about the use of 3D printed models to help plan reconstructive surgery.
Applications are invited from BAOMS members / Fellows in training for a research fellowship in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (OMFS). The fellowship will cover the salary and on-costs of a clinical researcher up to £43,000 plus a small research support grant of up to £3,000.
The applicant should hold dual medical and dental qualifications and ideally have a National Training Number in OMFS.
Applicants will have a strong publication record. Applications are considered on the basis of the applicant’s academic achievements and potential, the scientific merit of the research proposal, and the research environment provided by the sponsoring department.
Please note the deadline for applications has now passed. Details of the next fellowship will be made available on both the Saving Faces and BAOMS website.
In September 2016, our Clinical Researchers were invited by Queen Mary University of London Dental School to present about our ongoing research projects as part of the series “Let’s talk about research”.
Working closely with Professor Iain Hutchison, Turner-prize nominated artists Jane and Louise Wilson are exhibiting Undead Sun: We Put the World Before You a display of two video installations at Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art (Mima), one of the UK’s leading galleries for modern and contemporary art and craft.
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Professor Hutchison presents the Saving Faces Art Project at the Museum of Contemporary Art Krakow, Poland, on 30th June 2016. At the exhibition Medicine in Art you can see the complete series of paintings that has resulted from this collaboration. Continue reading
Professor Hutchison will be speaking at the inaugural Debate of the London Press Club and Hippocratic Post on Thursday the 26th of May 2016.
“There isn’t a particular patient who has made me want to stop smoking because I made that decision so early in my life.”
A huge and hearty congratulations to our three runners, Kris Carroll, Stephanie Corns and Alex Lee who took part in the 36th London Marathon yesterday.
On Tuesday 12th April, Saving Faces rolled out the red carpet for a preview screening of “Eye in the Sky”, Alan Rickman’s last film before he died.