Event Archive

Using Discrete Choice Experiments in Health Economics Course

This event was fully booked

This popular course covers the theoretical and practical issues of discrete choice experiments (DCEs) in health economics and in 2019 took place over three days from the 13th to the 15th November at the Park Inn Hotel, Aberdeen. The course takes place annually and was fully booked for 2019. Contact Alison Findlay with enquiries about the waiting list...

"Reverse engineering of the global Neural Crest Gene Regulatory Network in vivo"

Associate Prof Tatjana Sauka-Spengler - University of Oxford

Institute of Dentistry Research Seminar Series

In the second of a series of Educational Research seminars, we will hear talks from Dr Elizabeth Pryde who undertook the AMEE (An International Association for Medical Education) online course ‘Research Essential Skills in Medical Education’.  Dr Pryde will present her findings.  https://amee.org/home Dr Claudia Cunningham will present on her experiences...

"Promoters revisited"

Douglas Vernimmen - Roslin Institute

CPD Events in Applied Health

Using research in 'real' life.

"Immunbiological mechanisms in aspects of neurobiology: murine and human studies."

Prof Jonathan Cavanagh - University of Glasgow

"MRI methods to explore muscle structure, function and disease"

Andrew M Blamire - University of Newcastle

Research Seminar Series

In the first of a series of Educational Research seminars at the Institute of Dentistry, participants from the AMEE (An International Association for Medical Education) online course ‘Research Essential Skills in Medical Education’ will present their findings.  https://amee.org/home   This week Mrs Helen Anderson and Dr Serena Sinclair will present their work...

CPD Events in Applied Health

You are what you eat - is this true?

"Biacore - not just kinetics! Using SPR for real time study of biological cascades"

Prof Claire Harris - University of Newcastle