Prof Brendon Noble and Garry Hunter attended The Artist Who Draws Cancer Patients, Simon Tolhurst’s exhibition at London’s Coningsby Gallery, showcasing powerful portraits of patients from his decade-long residency with UCLH Charity.
Prof Brendon Noble, Director of IHUL at the University of Westminster, represented the institute at a G77 and China workshop in Geneva, speaking on regenerative approaches to public policy and engaging with diplomats on sustainable urban development.
Save the Date- 25th June 2025 Innovation Without Borders: Releasing ‘Caged IP’ to Kickstart Commercial Success An Open Innovation Forum for Startups, Scaleups & Innovation Leaders Hosted by IHUL and IPHatch – Wednesday, 25 June…
IHUL participated in a high-level UK–Italy event on sustainable food production, where Prof Brendon Noble joined experts in a discussion on governance, incentives, and innovative approaches to the future of farming.
IHUL welcomes Dr Daniela Gandorfer as its new Emerging Tech & Innovation Systems Lead. A legal scholar and climate-tech consultant, she brings expertise in ethical digital governance, blockchain, and regenerative finance.
Click Here to Watch the Video A workshop was held in person and online to discuss the new WHO Health Practitioner Regulatory Guidance publication. The event was well attended by a global audience, and lively…
World Health Day is celebrated by the World Health Organization (WHO) every 7th of April to draw attention to the importance that everyone, everywhere to achieve the highest level of health and well-being. Each year,…
On Monday, March 3, Dr Steve Ingham spoke on behalf of IHUL to members of the University of Westminster’s Student Union (UWSU), Elite Athlete Programme (EAP). Dr Ingham, a world-class sports physiologist and trainer to…
By Annalise Johns International Women’s Day, celebrated annually on March 8th, has been officially recognized by the United Nations since 19771. It serves as a rallying point for promoting women’s rights and encouraging greater participation…
The eight members of the external advisory board provide industry (public, private and third sector) wide expertise and play a pivotal role in fostering continued growth within the Institute. Through their diversity of knowledge and experience they guide the direction of the Institute across the complex field of urban health and wellbeing.