Bryan Wharton, the patient

The Bryan Artificial Disc

p0020The cervical spine is a linkage of specialized joints and, like other joints, may be the source of significant pain and functional incapacity with age, trauma, and subsequent degeneration. However unlike other major joints, the traditional perception is that motion in the cervical spine is not a necessity and has been routinely sacrificed for pain relief and functional recovery. For more t...

Bryan Lask, FRCPsych

Bryan Lask died aged 74 on 25 October 2015 after a long illness. He continued to work, teach, write and research until 6 months before his death. He was a pioneer child and adolescent psychiatrist with an international reputation for his work on eating disorders, especially those occurring in children and adolescents. After 12 years of investigating and treating the families and psychological s...

Stanton Bryan Adams

at the Bristol Grammar School and the University of Bristol. He entered the Science Faculty in 1922 and graduated B.Sc. with 1st Class Honours in Zoology in 1925. He continued his work in the Department of Zoology and in 1928 was awarded his Ph.D. for a thesis on " The Cervical Nerves of the Platysma in Marsupials." He now realized that his real interest lay in medicine and he entered the Facul...

Wharton-SMU Research Center The Political Spectrum

Jim Bryan and Tom

We make a precise mathematical statement of the conjecture that Gromov-Witten theory on an orbifold should be equivalent to Gromov-Witten theory on a crepant resolution (should one exist.) We prove the conjecture for the equivariant Gromov-Witten theories of Symn C and Hilbn C.