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2026
February
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ECR Seminar Series
-“CFTR modulators rewire macrophage function and Aspergillus fumigatus growth.” – Elisia Josiah “Developing new applications for emerging MRI technologies: First results from Field-Cycling Imaging of ageing brain and Low-field MRI of free-breathing lung.” – Nicholas Senn
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Founders' Week: Andrew Carnegie Lecture
-Multi-award-winning author and consultant in clinical neurophysiology and neurology, Dr Suzanne O'Sullivan will give this prestigious lecture Dr Suzanne O’Sullivan has been a consultant in neurology since 2004, first working at The Royal London Hospital and now as a consultant in clinical neurophysiology and neurology at The National Hospital for Neurology and...
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The Psychological and neural basis of incentive drug seeking habits and their compulsive manifestations: relevance for our understanding of addiction.
-Prof David Belin - University of Cambridge
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CGEBM BIOINFORMATICS COURSES 2025/6
-Genome Assembly and Annotation
January
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The role of chromosomal abundance in risk and prognosis of age-related macular degeneration
-Pre-Viva Talk - Anastasios Papadam
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Open Science Symposium
-Three talks and a Q&A about the state of scientific publishing and why meaningful reform is long overdue.
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Exploring formation of the human blastocyst and potential causes of early pregnancy failure
-Prof Jennifer Nichols - University of Edinburgh
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Utilising hiPSC-derived models for the investigation of pathological processes in Alzheimer's disease
-Pre-Viva Talk - Mario Yanakiev
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ECR Seminar Series
-“The Role of RIF1 Splice Variants in DNA Replication Stress and Cancer.” – Emma Parker “Control of membrane trafficking by the schizophrenia risk factor CUL9” – Paola Muscolino
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Co-Production - The Researcher's Toolkit - Launch Event
-Speaker: Dr Michelle Sader Talk/Event Title: Co-Production "The Real PPI": Launching The Researcher's Toolkit Synopsis: Co-production is a collaborative approach to research, where people with both lived and learnt experience work together to conceptualise, conduct and disseminate research. Co-production not only benefits a variety of different communities, but is also increasingly sought after...