Past Events

An Introduction to Diffusion Models in Generative AI. Registration closes June 5

Left-right asymmetry of the heart -

The NIHR BioResource is a research resource comprising more than 270,000 consented research volunteers. Researchers can apply for access to curated clinical and genetic datasets, biological samples, and the ability to identify and recall specific individuals based on genotype and/or phenotype. Hosted in the Department of Haematology.

Continuing a long tradition, PdOC will be at Emmanuel College for its annual Garden Party! Register here

The Spliceosome in Health and Disease - Daniel R. Larson, Ph.D., Head of Systems Biology of Gene Expression, Co-Chair Trans-NIH Myeloid Malignancies Program, NCI Centre for Cancer Research

Hosted by Paul Lehner, Wellcome Trust Principal Research Fellow, University of Cambridge

Following the UK’s association to Horizon Europe, researchers who meet the eligibility criteria, can apply to receive funding through the ERC’s upcoming calls.

The Talk I Always Wanted to Give But Never Did - Professor Thanasis Fokas

In an era dominated by scientific specialization, the broader virtues of "Homo Universalis" are often overlooked.

All members of the Department of Medicine are invited to this Town Hall meeting.

It will be followed by a social drinks and nibbles event. A chance to catch up with colleagues from across the Department’s buildings and spaces.

Do you have an idea, invention or innovation that you think could make a real impact? Or are you interested in understanding how other researchers work in industry-facing and entrepreneurial ways to build innovations based on their work?

The first of Cambridge Cardiovascular’s occasional ‘Tech talks’.

Short talks will cover an overview of the technology, workflow and what long-read sequencing can offer your analyses: