Past Events

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

Including Filipa Simeos - Decoding immune-related spatial heterogeneity in the regenerating heart. Fees apply.

Introduction to Patient and Public Involvement for Researchers.

The event is suitable for all, but will particularly suit people who are new to PPI and need to understand what it is and for those who are setting up their first PPI project.

Open to all researchers interested in new therapeutics in the Cambridge area. The purpose of the CamNTF is to promote interactions between scientists from academia & industry in order to improve opportunities for biotechnology research and development. Meeting attendance is free but all attendees must register in advance.

Cell-free systems as molecular tool for researching: From diagnostics to discovery novel natural products

Fernando Guzman-Chavez, Mexican National Council of Humanities, Sciences and Technologies (CONAHCyT) Biomedical Research Institute -UNAM. (visiting at the Department of Plant Sciences).

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

LMB-CamAWiSE Event: What Next For Your Career in Science?

Speaker: Soudabeh Imanikia, Molecular Diagnostic Science Manager, AstraZeneca; Beth Thompson MBE, Chief Strategy Officer, Wellcome Trust; Teresa Thurston, Senior Lecturer in Molecular Microbiology, Imperial College

The use of the vantage6 infrastructure for federated learning - Andre Dekker (Maastricht University) and Stelios Theophanous (Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust)

Akoya Biosciences Phenocycler technology has been used to perform multiplexed imaging of human atherosclerotic lesions using a panel comprised of the following markers - DAPI, CD45, MYH11, CD68, cleaved caspase 3, IL‐1β, TNF‐α, and BODIPY.

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