Past Events

Ways to involve the public in research (for researchers)

The AI Club brings together the Biomedical AI and Machine Learning community in Cambridge, to discuss common themes and explore different topics and methodologies. The sessions open conversations to inform, inspire, and connect researchers at all levels, on topics within computational biology, AI and bioinformatics.

Intelligent, creative and immersive technologies

Presenters and participants will have the opportunity to connect over lunch to spark collaborations. 

Are you curious about how to improve Research Culture in your department or research group? Looking for inspiration? Do want some guidance on initiatives you are planning? Or ways to improve those you are already running?

Book a consultation with the Research Culture team!

This webinar will explore strategies to advancing Equality Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) in – and through – research, and the impact that equitable and inclusive research funding, practice, and design have on research integrity, quality, and outcomes.

LLM Hands on Workshop

We know that when you’re learning AI & ML, a mix of classroom theory and hands-on practice is the best way to learn. So, we’re running a 1-day hands-on ML workshop to help you apply and develop further practical ML skills. This workshop will focus on Large Language Models (LLMs).

Dr Gabrielle Samuel (Kings College London) and Martin Farley (UKRI) will give a talk on exploring the results of two Carbon Footprinting Assessments that were carried out to understand the environmental impacts of biobanking.

Our Innovation Breakfast series brings together aspiring innovators and clinicians with expert speakers to explore what it takes to turn a great idea into something that can make a difference for patients. 

To give or not to give? Individual, institutional and ethical aspects of blood and organ donation

As part of the NIHR Blood and Transplant Research Unit Seminar series

Speaker: Professor Eva-Maria Merz - University of Hamburg

If you are interested in finding out whether a career on Campus is right for you, visit the Jobs and Careers Fair and meet local and national employers face-to-face. The Cambridge Biomedical Campus (CBC) employs more than 22,000 people across roles ranging across health, science and private companies.