Lecture resources and further reading links for this lecture are available on the AKC Keats area.

Thank you and thank you for the invitation.

This is, I hope, relatively brief, relatively painless.

To give an alternative CV, I'm by trade or genetically a non-clinical physiologist, a professor of physiology, whose career went off track and I became a dean.

And then I stopped being a dean and, as you just described, started working at the interface of estate strategy and academic strategy.

So I was given this title, I haven't done this lecture before, and it's a bit about history.

from the 1100s onward, a bit about current structures, about how we organise ourselves in health faculties and interacting with the community in South London, and then a kind of cold face what it feels like at the front end of research around cell and gene therapy.

So I think you can see this on the...