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Chatting with Kevin Marsh, Director of the Africa Oxford Initiative, Professor of Tropical Medicine at the University of Oxford, and Senior Advisor at the African Academy of Sciences after the Wellcome Trust/ DFID event.
Back row: Andrew Curtis, Mark Pipet, Kevin Marsh, Mark Lempriere, Peter Powell, Stan Deeley, Brian Nichol, Colin Queree Front row: Mick Sunier, Anne Rihoy, Kay Chivers, Martin Tupper, Tony Le Moignan, Eugene Ellis
Steve Brouard, Kevin Marsh, Kay Chivers, Richard Payne, Anne Rihoy, Mark Pipet, Mark Lempriere. Picture Reproduced courtesy of The Guernsey Press Co Ltd
Professor Kevin Marsh in the field of Medicine receives the award from HRH Princess Sirindhorn, at the Chakri Throne Hall, Grand Palace, 26 January 2011.
Congratulation to all Laureates by Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva at the Government House, 27 January 2011.
Total of 72 nominations from 31 countries worldwide, 5 were selected to receive the Awards. Two British Professors of Medicine are two of them. Prof Nicholas J. White in the field of Medicine (on the far right), Professor Kevin Marsh in the field of Medicine (second on the right).
The Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva hosts the celebration to the award winners at the Government House, 27 January 2011. Asif Ahmad, British Chargé D'Affaires (on the far right) attends the event with two British Professors.
The former editor of Radio 4's TODAY programme Kevin Marsh seen giving a BBC College of Journalism seminar at The University of Derby.
Kevin Marsh, editor BBC College of Journalism speaks at the Society of Editors Conference 2006 in Glasgow.
6/11/06