Paul Ian Cross, PhD lives in London and holds a degree in Microbiology, a Master's in Clinical Research and a PhD in science communication: presenting to non-scientists. ... Paul is also a member of Team Halo, a worldwide group of health experts

A scheme for academic scientists who want to work on a collaborative project with industry and for scientists in industry who want to work on a collaborative project with an academic organisation.

Following consultation with Fellows of the Royal Society, the Council of the Royal Society, selected Sir Paul as its nominated candidate to succeed Martin Rees. ... Paul Nurse is a geneticist who works on what controls the division and shape of cells.

Each year our panel of expert judges, comprising eminent scientists, authors, journalists and broadcasters, choose the book that they believe makes popular science writing compelling and accessible to the public.

Sir Paul Nurse PRS presents BBC Horizon. 25 January 2011. Sir Paul Nurse PRS took to the nation’s television screens last night to present Horizon: Science Under Attack on the ... Sir Paul questioned why, in a world built by science, many people fail

Royal Society President Sir Paul Nurse to guest edit BBC Radio 4’s Today Programme. ... 21 December 2012. Sir Paul Nurse will act as guest editor for BBC Radio 4’s Today programme on Thursday 27th December 2012.

During his visit, Sir Paul Nurse is making the case for greater collaboration between Chinese and UK scientists. ... Food security. Food security is the second global challenge Sir Paul Nurse covered in his speech.

Nobel laureate, Sir Paul Nurse has been confirmed as President Elect of the Royal Society. The result of a ballot of the Fellowship was confirmed at a meeting of the Society’s Council today. He will take up the post of President on 1 December 2010.

Sir Paul Nurse PRS took to the nation’s television screens on Monday 25 January to present Horizon: Science Under Attack on the BBC.

Sir Paul Nurse nominated as next President of the Royal Society