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- 1. Key sponsor Edgewalking Exploring novel approaches to R&D
- 3. “To be at the edge of your knowledge puts you in an improvisatory frame of mind.... and takes you 'above the brim”. Seamus Heaney
- 4. Professor Carolyn Watkins Professor Sally Spencer Professor Ged Byrne Penny Clough MBE
- 5. “Overcoming your fears can be part of an adrenalin-filled journey”. “Overcoming your anxieties is part of that journey”
- 6. ‘Judith’s piece was moving and powerful’ Lesley Charman
- 12. CONNECTING
- 13. COLLABORATING
- 16. “It is our choices that show what we truly are, far more than our abilities” Albus Dumbledore
- 19. ‘As clinical researchers we are reading, writing, thinking and working right up to the edge of our knowledge and research does indeed take us all 'above the brim'
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