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UCL Eastman Dental Institute
UCL Eastman Dental Institute is the largest postgraduate dental school in Europe and has a reputation as one of the world’s leading academic centres for dentistry. As part of UCL – London’s Global University – the Institute welcomes UK and international students.
With a focus on translational research, postgraduate education and training, the Institute offers a wide range of study opportunities – Master's degrees, specialty training, certificates, diplomas, research doctorates and CPD courses – from its twin sites in central London.
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Oral Health and Performance in Sport – Learning from London 2012
The first ever symposium on oral health and performance in sport took place at UCL on Friday 4 April 2014, organised by UCL Eastman Dental Institute and the Institute for Sport, Exercise & Health. More...
EFFORT grant funds microbiology project
The Eastman Foundation for Oral Research and Training (EFFORT) has recently funded a project run by Dr Andrew Smith and Dr Adam Roberts, both Senior Lecturers in Microbial Diseases. More...
Prosthodontics welcome new lecturer
The Institute's unit of Prosthodontics welcome Philip Taylor as a new part-time Clinical Teaching Fellow. Philip recently completed the Prosthodontics Specialty Training programme and was awarded MPros by the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh in September 2013. More...
Iraqi students awarded for academic excellence
Dr Dheaa Al-Groosh and Dr Ahmed Sultan – each of whom recently completed their PhDs at UCL Eastman Dental Institute – have received awards for academic excellence from the Iraq Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research. More...
World’s first light-activated antimicrobial surface that also works in the dark
Dr Elaine Allan from the Institute's department of Microbial Diseases is one of the UCL researchers behind a new antibacterial material which has potential for cutting hospital acquired infection. Read the UCL News story and the full paper in Chemical Science. More...
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