Drugs, personal relationships, gene therapy and glowing flies

Published: 5 September 2001

University of Glasgow contributions to Wednesday's sessions at the BA Festival of Science

University of Glasgow contributions to Wednesday's sessions at the BA Festival of Science Please note that requests for interviews and further information should be made through the BA press office on 0141- 330 8100

Reducing social exclusion among recovering drug addicts
Professor Neil McKeganey: http://www.newsdesk.gla.ac.uk/extra/bamckeganeysep5.htm

Consulting children and young people
Professor Malcolm Hill http://www.newsdesk.gla.ac.uk/extra/bahillsep5.htm

Bitch or lover - how men construe women in violent relationships
Professor Joan Orme

Making a difference: the usefulness of community projects in areas of social need o Professor Bob Holman http://www.newsdesk.gla.ac.uk/extra/baholmansep5.htm

Thresholds and limits: making sense of the requirements of older people with support needs
Professor Alison Petch http://www.newsdesk.gla.ac.uk/extra/bapetchsep5.htm

Light at the end of the gullet
Professor Miles Padgett http://www.newsdesk.gla.ac.uk/extra/bapadgettsep5.htm

Gene therapy: lessons from animals
Dr David Argyle http://www.newsdesk.gla.ac.uk/extra/baargylesep5.htm

Making flies glow in the dark
Professor Julian Dow http://www.newsdesk.gla.ac.uk/extra/badowsep5.htm

A future for coral? Sustained degradation or sustainable utilisation
Rupert Ormond http://www.newsdesk.gla.ac.uk/extra/baormondsep5.htm

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First published: 5 September 2001