Dr. Wendy R. Ewart

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  Wendy Ewart, Director of Strategy for the MRC said:

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  Dr. Wendy Ewart
  
  Social Scientist

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  Wendy Ewart obtained her BSc at the University of Southampton and PhD in Physiology at the University of Bristol, UK. She was on the academic staff of London University (Queen Mary University of London) until 1991 when she joined the Wellcome Trust as a programme manager for neuroscience and mental health. She subsequently moved to the Trust's international department to head the Population Studies Programme and in 2001 she led the development of this programme as a new £65 million Trust initiative to support research on the 'Health Consequences of Population Change'. She also led the strategic group which launched the Trust's £25 million funding initiative to support 'Animal Health in the Developing World'.
  
  From 1995-2002 she was also a Non Executive Director on the Board of the Royal Surrey County Hospital, an NHS acute hospital, latterly serving as Chair. Wendy was appointed to Imperial College London in 2003 as Head of Research Strategy for the Faculty of Medicine.

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  Wendy Ewart obtained her BSc at the University of Southampton and PhD in Physiology at the University of Bristol, UK.She was on the academic staff of London University (Queen Mary University of London) until 1991 when she joined the Wellcome Trust as a programme manager for neuroscience and mental health.She subsequently moved to the Trust's international department to head the Population Studies Programme and in 2001 she led the development of this programme as a new £65 million Trust initiative to support research on the ,Health Consequences of Population Change'.She also led the strategic group which launched the Trust's £25 million funding initiative to support ,Animal Health in the Developing World'.
  
  From 1995-2002 she was also a Non Executive Director on the Board of the Royal Surrey County Hospital, an NHS acute hospital, latterly serving as Chair.Wendy was appointed to Imperial College London in 2003 as Head of Research Strategy for the Faculty of Medicine.

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  Head of Research Strategy - Dr Wendy Ewartw.ewart@imperial.ac.uk, 020-759 (49825)
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  Head of Research Strategy (FOMC)
  
  After an academic career in neuroscience research, Wendy joined the Wellcome Trust in 1991 where she ran funding programmes in neuroscience, mental health, and population and health.She also held non-executive posts in the NHS, including a period as Acting Chairman of an acute NHS Trust.Joining Imperial in June 2003, Wendy is responsible for developing the Faculty of Medicine research strategy.

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  Head of Research Strategy - Dr Wendy Ewartw.ewart@imperial.ac.uk, 020-759 (49825)

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  Dr. Wendy Ewart
  
  Speciality: Social Scientist Email: w.ewart@imperial.ac.uk
  
  Wendy Ewart obtained her BSc at the University of Southampton and PhD in Physiology at the University of Bristol, UK.She was on the academic staff of London University (Queen Mary University of London) until 1991 when she joined the Wellcome Trust as a programme manager for neuroscience and mental health.She subsequently moved to the Trust's international department to head the Population Studies Programme and in 2001 she led the development of this programme as a new £65 million Trust initiative to support research on the ‘Health Consequences of Population Change'.She also led the strategic group which launched the Trust's £25 million funding initiative to support ‘Animal Health in the Developing World'.
  
  From 1995-2002 she was also a Non Executive Director on the Board of the Royal Surrey County Hospital, an NHS acute hospital, latterly serving as Chair.Wendy was appointed to Imperial College London in 2003 as Head of Research Strategy for the Faculty of Medicine.

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  Head of Research Strategy (FOMC)
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  Please contact Susan Malone and Wendy Ewart for information on:

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  Dr Wendy Ewart: Wendy Ewart studied at the University of Southampton and at the University of Bristol where she received her PhD in Neuroscience. She was appointed to an academic position at Queen Mary, University of London (formerly the London Hospital Medical College) where she was a senior lecturer in Physiology and also Deputy Director of the Gastrointestinal Research Unit. Dr Ewart joined the staff of the Wellcome Trust in 1991 and was responsible for managing funding programmes including neuroscience and mental health and until 2003 headed the Trust's funding programme in health and population science in the developing world. She also was a non executive director of an acute NHS Trust for 7 years completing her service over the final year as Chair. From 2003 Dr Ewart was Head of Research Strategy at the Faculty of Medicine, Imperial College where she was responsible for developing and implementing a new faculty research strategy. Dr Ewart was appointed to the Medical Research Council in August 2008, where she is responsible for strategic planning, international strategy and evaluation and a member of the MRC's senior management team. Dr Ewart also currently chairs the Scientific Advisory Committee of the INDEPTH Network of demographic surveillance sites.

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