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My collaboration with Raffaele Sardella arose through our comparable research into mammal faunas of the Pleistocene (last 2 million years) and particularly through our independent studies on long river sequences (the Thames and the Tiber respectively) ... As well as providing unparalleled detailed insight into how climates and environments have flactuated over time, the research provides a context for understanding patterns of human evolution and dispersal and a possible means of predicting biological responses to future climate change. The British Council grant will provide us with essential support to compare patterns between northern and southern Europe and to link sites of similar age by carrying out detailed studies of the fossil assemblages in the UK and Italy, thereby allowing us to track past mammalian migrations and evolutionary trends on a continental scale&
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ENGINEERING LIFE SCIENCE INTERFACE

Modifying signal processing in ultrasound systems re cardiovascular diseases:
Dr Joanne Cowe, Leicester Royal Infirmary and Dr Stefano Ricci, Università di Firenze

Vitreous mixing and stresses on the retina induced by saccadic eye rotations:
Dr Jennifer Siggers, Imperial College London and Dr Rodolfo Repetto, Università dell'Aquila

Coordinated inference of expression and variation in functional genomics models:
Dr Maria De Iorio, Imperial College London and Dr Enrico Capobianco, Parco Tec. Sardegna Ricerca

Manipulation of liposomes by laser tweezers to investigate the role of vesicular proteins in exocytosis:
Dr Bazbek Davletov, MRC Lab. of Molecular Biology, Cambridge and Dr Enrico Ferrari, Lab. Naz. TASC, Trieste

Single molecule detection:

Prof. Hywel Morgan, Southampton University and Dr Marco Tartagni, ARCES, Università di Bologna

Development of a sensor for the quantification of the hormone hepcidin:
Dr Iva Chianella, Cranfield University and Dr Alessandra Bossi, Università di Verona

Silicon photomultipliers for the combination of PET and MRI technologies:
Dr Adrian Carpenter, University of Cambridge and Dr Maria Giuseppina Bisogni, Università di Pisa

Breast cancer imaging:
Dr Ian Craddock, Bristol University and Dr Massimo Donelli, Università di Trento

Exploitation of cellular model systems to study the role of AID regulatory pathways in the onset of genetic alterations:
Dr Michael Neuberger, MRC Cambridge and Dr Silvestro Conticello, Istituto Toscano Tumori, Firenze

Refining spatial information in computational models for systems biology:
Dr Emilio Tuosto, Leicester University and Dr Andrea Bracciali, Università di Pisa

Characterisation of toxic organic species produced in combustion processes and from coal treatment:
Dr Marcos Millan-Agorio, Imperial College and Dr Barbara Apicella, Istituto Ricerche sulla Combustione CNR Napoli

NON-BIO RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES

Applications to nonlinear elasticity and hydrogen combustion:
Dr Vladimar Titarev, Cranfield University and Dr Michael Dumbser, Università di Trento

Potential of organic polymer-based thin-film photovoltaic devices:
Dr Mark Gillott, Nottingham University and Dott. Giacomo Bizzarri, Università di Ferrara

Comparison of ZnO and TiO2 based dye sensitized solar cells:
Dott. Giuseppe Mallia, Imperial College and Dr Giancarlo Cicero, Politecnico di Torino

CULTURAL HERITAGE CONSERVATION

Microorganisms that actively damage artistic and historic stoneworks:
Prof. John Colin Murrell, Warwick University and Dr Elisabetta Zanardini, Università dell'Insubria, Como

Implementing The London Charter in Second Life:
Dr Martin Blazeby, King's College London and Dr Beatrice Rapisarda, Università di Pisa

In situ preservation of shipwrecks' sites:

Dr  Paola Palma, Bournemouth University and Dr Nicola Macchioni, IVALSA-CNR, Sesto Fiorentino

Mosaic glassy tesserae from Italian sites: the study of provenance and technology:
Dr Kalliopi Nikita, Nottingham University and Dr Paolo Veronesi, Università Modena e Reggio Emilia

ADULT STEM CELLS

Peripheral nerve regeneration using in vitro model of co-culture with adult stem cells and neurons:
Dr Cristina Mantovani, Manchester University and Dr Stefania Raimondo, Università di Torino

Generation of induced pluripotent stem cells from adult mesenchymal stem cells and analysis of their genomic stability:
Dr Melanie Welham, Bath University and Dr Claudia Giachino, Università di Torino

Role of mesenchymal stem cells in the regulation of sensivity of cancer cells to cytotoxic agents:
Dr Francesco Dazzi, Imperial College London and Dr Antonio Procopio, Università Politecnica  delle Marche

A new chordate animal model for the study of adult stem cells and regenerative mechanisms:
Dr Sebastian Shimeld, Oxford University and Dr Lucia Manni, Università di Padova

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