Baddiley Lecture
The Baddiley Lecture is a prestigious annual event organised by the Institute for Cell and Molecular Biosciences and is the highpoint of the academic year for ICaMB. The series was set up in recognition of Professor Sir James Baddiley major contribution to Newcastle University.
The subject area of the Lecture can be broad, but if possible will reflect Jim Baddiley’s interests; for example, the biological chemistry of small molecules, or the structure and function of microbes.
Previous Baddiley Lectures:
- "Energy conversion in biology" delivered by Professor Sir John Walker, FRS, Nobel Laureate Inaugural Baddiley Lecture in 2008.
- “Splitting the Nucleus” delivered by Professor Kim Nasmyth FRS, Whitley Professor of Biochemistry, Department of Biochemistry, University of Oxford.
- "Control of the cell cycle" delivered by Sir Paul Nurse FRS, Nobel Laureate and President of the Royal Society.
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