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  • 29Jul

    Michael Coleman discusses dealing with the ups and downs of research life, with many insights to boost wellbeing and remain calm and rational to do our best science. Topics will include building resilience, the hidden power of humility, understanding and managing overwhelm, procrastination, multiple routes to 'success' and how to handle being 's

  • 05Aug

    Michael Coleman discusses dealing with the ups and downs of research life, with many insights to boost wellbeing and remain calm and rational to do our best science. Topics will include building resilience, the hidden power of humility, understanding and managing overwhelm, procrastination, multiple routes to 'success' and how to handle being 's

  • 12Aug

    Michael Coleman discusses dealing with the ups and downs of research life, with many insights to boost wellbeing and remain calm and rational to do our best science. Topics will include building resilience, the hidden power of humility, understanding and managing overwhelm, procrastination, multiple routes to 'success' and how to handle being 's

  • 16Aug

    Free evening of music, laughter and fun on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus

  • 19Aug

    Michael Coleman discusses dealing with the ups and downs of research life, with many insights to boost wellbeing and remain calm and rational to do our best science. Topics will include building resilience, the hidden power of humility, understanding and managing overwhelm, procrastination, multiple routes to 'success' and how to handle being 's

  • 19Aug

    Ways to involve the public in research (for researchers)

    This online session for researchers looks at the different techniques that can be used for Patient and Public Involvement (PPI ) to help you find options that are suitable for your PPI contributors and your research project.

  • 01Sep

    The first Cambridge Biomedical Campus fun run comes to Campus. The run is in partnership with British Heart Foundation, Addenbrookes Charitable Trust and Papworth Royal Charity and with a 5k walk, 5k and 10k runs and a free kids fun run too, there are options for all fitness levels.

  • 04Sep

    This multidisciplinary conference brings active International leading researchers together focusing on a range of translational and cutting-edge technologies applied to problems in the biomedical domain.

  • 05Sep

    Novel Approaches for Understanding & Treating Atherosclerosis

  • 09Sep

    This school is tailored to physicians, medical students, and other clinicians without or little prior knowledge of AI and machine learning. All you need is a passion to engage with AI for Medicine in a fast-paced learning environment where you will build expertise from the ground up.

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We connect cardiovascular researchers in Cambridge and beyond.

For inquiries about our research, please contact Dr Jane Sugars

For enquiries about our website or joining Cambridge Cardiovascular, please contact Denise Hatherly

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