Mini-lecture: New laser treatment for tumours (UCL)

What can a bear, food colouring and a laser teach us about cutting-edge treatment for tumours? Dr Martin Austwick, postdoc research fellow at UCL's National Medical Laser Centre, demonstrates how his centre is using laser treatment for tumours without scarring or significant damage to the skin.
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Education

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• tumour
• cancer
• treatment
• laser
• technology
• medicine
• UCL
• London
• bear

[Japasi]

I like how they have to subtitle everything he says! poor Martin :/  lol

[UCLTV]

@Japasi

To be fair to Dr Austwick, we are in the process of subtitling all our mini-lectures for the benefit of non-native English speakers and the hearing impaired.

[f0rensicfreak]

He's not the matrix! He's a very naughty cell!

[clockmiles]

interesting to see this 'other' side of Martin...what a talented fella!

[TheFunkyFever]

why do all physicists always feel the need to say...im a physicist!!!

[MP311281]

Is this also the recipe to a new type of washing machine?

[JoeyTheActor]

Martin, fascinating stuff!

[Japasi]

@UCLTV Yes, sorry I was just kidding :) It's good of you to include subtitles for the reasons you listed.

[BigBlueLion]

Fascinating and he's gorgeous, ouff!