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This event is part of Newcastle University's series of debates inspired by the Government’s five missions.
The establishment of a North East Combined Authority and Mayor for the North East is intended to be a positive step towards reducing inequality and the North-South divide, but how can investment be targeted where we need it most? A panel of experts will discuss how we can drive growth and productivity in the region.
Panellists:
- Andy Haldane, Chief Executive Officer of the Royal Society of Arts, former Chief Economist at the Bank of England
- Lucy Armstrong, Chair, Port of Tyne
- Paul Kett, Senior Adviser and Global Director Education and Skills, PwC United Kingdom
- Charlotte Carpenter, Director of Skills, Inclusion and Public Service Reform, North East Combined Authority
The panel is chaired by Jane Robinson, Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Engagement and Place, Newcastle University.
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This event is part of Newcastle University's series of debates inspired by the Government’s five missions.
The establishment of a North East Combined Authority and Mayor for the North East is intended to be a positive step towards reducing inequality and the North-South divide, but how can investment be targeted where we need it most? A panel of experts will discuss how we can drive growth and productivity in the region.
Panellists:
- Andy Haldane, Chief Executive Officer of the Royal Society of Arts, former Chief Economist at the Bank of England
- Lucy Armstrong, Chair, Port of Tyne
- Paul Kett, Senior Adviser and Global Director Education and Skills, PwC United Kingdom
- Charlotte Carpenter, Director of Skills, Inclusion and Public Service Reform, North East Combined Authority
The panel is chaired by Jane Robinson, Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Engagement and Place, Newcastle University.
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Follow INSIGHTS Public Lectures on Twitter: twitter.com/InsightsNCL
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![Lecture to mark World Anatomy Day: Anatomy anatomised by Professor Susan Standring
Professor Susan Standring, King’s College London
[Please note: Due to Copyright, we are unable to include the presentation slides in this recording]
In this lecture, Editor-in-Chief of Gray’s Anatomy, Professor Susan Standring, will consider questions such as: what is anatomy and is it important? When and how was anatomical knowledge acquired and the body mapped? Who needs to know anatomy and how do they use their knowledge?
Biography
Professor Susan Standring is a neuroscientist, an anatomist and a grandma who knows about bones and brains! She taught medical and dental students and surgical trainees for over 40 years and has always championed anatomy as a fundamental component of medical and dental curricula. Professor Standring is a Fellow of King’s College London, an Honorary Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England and last year was elected an Honored Member of the American Association of Clinical Anatomists. She has been the Editor-in-Chief of the last four editions of Gray’s Anatomy, a role that keeps her in touch with anatomists worldwide.
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