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2019
February
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Burkholderia cenocepacia, a bacterial opportunist that taps on inflammation and antibiotic resistance
-Miguel Valvano - Queens University Belfast
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HERU Seminar - Dr Laura Cornelsen
-Dr Laura Cornelsen is an Assistant Professor in Public Health Economics and an MRC Career Development Fellow at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine. Her current research interests focus on understanding linkages between public health and food systems changes, including the role of food prices as well as health-related food policies...
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Circadian mediated regulation of the inner blood-retina barrier; A paradigm for Geographic Atrophy development
-Matthew Campbell - Smurfit Institute of Genetics, Trinity College Dublin
January
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Postponed - Research Seminar Series: Scottish Health Innovations
-Today's talk has unfortunately been postponed. This will be rearranged at a later date.
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SMMSN Burns Night Supper and Ceilidh 2019
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For staff of SMMSN: A traditional three-course Burns Supper, with pipers and all the toasts, followed by a ceilidh with Iron Broo. CASH BAR ONLY
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Regulation of large-scale chromatin architecture in mammalian cells
-Nick Gilbert - MRC Human Genetics Unit, MRC Institute of Genetics & Molecular Medicine - University of Edinburgh
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Prevention and Prediction of Preterm Labour - from ion channels to the microbiome
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Rachel Tribe - Kings College London
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HERU Seminar - Dr Seamus Kent
-Dr Seamus Kent is a Senior Researcher at the Health Economics Research Centre (HERC), Nuffield Department of Population Health, University of Oxford. His research interests are centred obesity, chronic disease, economic modelling, and the use of large cohort and linked electronic health record data. Title: Food on prescription: should total diet...
2018
December
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Rowett Institute Staff Seminar
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The role of vasopressin in the development of hypertension
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'Prenatal and postnatal stress in humans and rodents: a translational approach to study epigenetic Impact on programming depression'
-Chris Murgatroyd - School of Healthcare Science - Manchester Metropolitan University