Past Events

Using wearables & AI to transform our understanding of health

Speaker: Aiden Doherty, Oxford University

This event will focus on advances and opportunities in cell & gene therapy, disease models and biomedical research.

Smartphone and Wearable Data for Cardiovascular Research

IE Expo – a three-day series of events under the IE Cambridge umbrella for future entrepreneurs from within the University of Cambridge.

• 2x resolution increase with any objective, up to 100nm lateral resolution using Imaging Scanning Microscopy (ISM) principle, which allows for increased resolution and reduced noise.
• Excellent resonant scanning for fast and gentle imaging (30fps at 2048x512px).

Breaking the cycle of Intergenerational Adversity: the role of public health

The conference aims to shed light on the profound impact of intergenerational adversity and explore insights to break the cycle of adversity, drawing on the latest evidence from across research areas and disciplines.

Sense about Science - Quality and Peer Review

A free half-day workshop for early career researchers which will explore how peer review works. Should peer review detect plagiarism, bias and fraud? Should reviewers remain anonymous?

Professor Martin Tobin (Leicester) ‘Genetics of lung function impairment’

Is NHST a QRP?

Abstract:  Null Hypothesis Significance Testing should, in some scientific fields, be regarded as a questionable research practice perpetrated by the scientific community as a whole.

Cell & Gene Therapy: from Plasmid to Therapy

Seminar delivered by Dr Ian Pringle