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Next Cambridge Cardiovascular Seminar - Thursday 23 January

Metabolic control of myeloid cell function

Prof. David Sancho - Fundación Centro Nacional de Investigaciones Cardiovasculares (CNIC)

 

David will be sharing some of his latest unpublished results, focusing mainly on how mitochondrial metabolism regulates myeloid cell function and a separate story on a microbial metabolite that contributes to atherosclerosis progression.

Host: Dr Meritxell Nus. If you would like to arrange a time to speak with Prof Sancho, please contact Dr Meritxell Nus

 

Time: 12:30pm light lunch followed by Seminar 1:00 to 2.00pm

Venue: VPD-HLRI, Cambridge Biomedical Campus, Papworth Road, Trumpington, Cambridge CB2 0BB.

 

It would be great to see you in person, but if you need to attend remotely please contact Jane Sugars who can send you a Zoom link.

Seminars take place monthly (with a summer and Christmas break) and feature a leading speaker from the cardiovascular field. The series attracts an audience from Cambridge and beyond.

Please feel free to share the details of our seminars on LinkedIn & Bluesky. Our seminars are also listed on talks.cam.

 


Future Seminar Dates for your diary

Next Academic year:

  • Thursday 23 October 2025: 
  • Thursday 27 November 2025: 
  • Thursday 22 January 2026: 
  • Thursday 26 February 2026:
  • Thursday 26 March 2026: 
  • Thursday 23 April 2026: 
  • Thursday 28 May 2026: 
  • Thursday 25 June 2026:
  • Thursday 23 July 2026:

Call for Seminar speaker proposals

We will periodically ask for speaker suggestions. Current call closed 31 July 2024.

Further details about the Seminar series and how it works.

Any speaker queries please contact Jane Sugars.


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