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2019
March
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How in vivo imaging can enhance your study
-Bernard Siow - Francis Crick Institute, London
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"TBC"
-This event was cancelled
Owen Sansom - Beatson Institute for Cancer Research - University of Glasgow
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HERU Seminar - Elizabeth Lemmon
-Elizabeth Lemmon is a Research Fellow in the Department of Economics at the University of Stirling. Her research interests are around longitudinal economic analysis; the economics of ageing; the economics of social care; health and social care interactions; and unpaid carers. Elizabeth is a former summer intern at HERU. Title: Variations in domiciliary free personal care...
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DataFest19 Fringe: iCAIRD in the North
-Launch event for Scotland's new Industrial Centre for AI Research in Digital Diagnostics: vision & opportunities in Grampian.
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Unexpected Vantage Points: gathering #datatogether through urban exploration of surprising spaces on foot within Aberdeen
-An interactive, data gathering walk between car parks across the city centre led by the (M)apping team
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DNA methylation directs Polycomb mediated chromatin compaction; part of the "epigenetic paradox" of embryonic stem cells
-Richard Meehan - MRC Human Genetics Unit, MRC Institute of Genetics & Molecular Medicine - University of Edinburgh
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Stress kinases in Diabetes, Cancer and Cardiovascular Disease
-Guadalupe Sabio - CNIC, Spanish National Center for Cardiovascular research, Madrid
February
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Cohesin, a key player in chromosomal organization
-Bin Hu - Department of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology University of Sheffield
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Gene regulation in the developing human brain and genetic risk for neuropsychiatric disorders
-Nick Bray - Division of Psychological Medicine and Clinical Neurosciences-University of Cardiff
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Old dogs new tricks: Use of type 1 diabetes genetic risk score in polygenic and monogenic diabetes
-Kashyap Patel - Exeter University
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Investigating aberrant androgen receptor signalling in advanced prostate cancer
-Luke Gaughan - Northern Institute for Cancer Research - Newcastle University
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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
-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
-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
-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
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Rowett Institute Staff Seminar
-Economics, Food and the Rowett
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Mechanisms controlling hepatic gene expression in response to feeding
-Lars Grontved - University of Southern Denmark
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The key is the binding partner: the range of Morphogen-mediated signaling is regulated by the antagonists and two different types of heparan sulfate
-Takayoshi Yamamoto - Graduate School of Arts and Sciences - University of Tokyo, Japan
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Research Seminar Series: The Development and Delivery of a Post Graduate Course in Special Care Dentistry
-Open to staff and students, the monthly Research Seminar Series covers topics ranging from clinical and basic research to research skills training.
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Postgraduate Medical Clinical Meeting
-Join the Postgraduate Medical Clinical Meeting at 1pm in the Suttie Centre Lecture Theatre. Tea/coffee and sandwiches will be provided in the Atrium from 12.40pm onwards.
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Talk on Epidemiological Survey in the Arctic
-Open to staff and students, visiting Professor, Aimée Dawson, will give a talk on her epidemiological survey in the Arctic.
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Rowett Institute Staff Seminar
-Investigating the regulation of energy metabolism by AMPK
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HERU Seminar - Lucy Abel
-Lucy Abel is a health economist working at the Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences at the University of Oxford. Her research involves using both decision analytic modelling and trial-based evaluations to assess the cost-effectiveness of primary care diagnostic, prognostic and monitoring interventions. She has a particular interest in assessing...
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Using human stem cells to understand genetic kidney disease and as future therapies
-Adrian Woolf - University of Manchester
November
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Fine Art and Medicine Exhibition
-An interesting exhibition of artwork produced by 3rd year medical students during their 6 week Medical Humanities SSC block. The work will be displayed in the Suttie Centre Atrium from 11:00 on Thursday 29 November until 16:00 on Friday 30 November.
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Using Routinely Recorded Neonatal Electronic Patient Record Data to Realise a Neonatal Learning Healthcare System
-O & G Postgraduate Seminar
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Postgraduate Medical Clinical Meeting
-Come to the Suttie Centre Lecture Theatre on Wednesday 28 November 13:00 - 14:00 for talks by: Fiona Robertson and Jacqui McIntosh on Adult Protection Shafaq Mahmood and Anna Rawe on Acute Medicine Teas and coffees will be provided in the Suttie Centre Atrium from 12:40pm onwards.
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Musical Medics Society - Ticket Sale for Annual Christmas Concert
-The Musical Medical Society put on an annual charity Christmas concert, which will be held in the Polwarth Auditorium on Friday 7th December at 7.00pm Tickets cost £5/£3 for Students and kids go free. Don't miss out - come to the Suttie Centre Atrium between 12pm and 2pm on 28 November...
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Rowett Institute Staff Seminar
-Rapid and accurate vitamin A and iron sensor technologies to address quality control and compliance in food fortification nutrition intervention programs in low-income countries.
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Students for Global Health Society- Bake Sale
-Come and enjoy a tasty treat in the Suttie Centre Atrium from 11:00 - 16:00. All money raised will be donated to World AIDS Day.
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Parasites - Friends or Foes of a Healthy Immune System?
-Rick Maizels - Wellcome Trust Centre for Molecular Parasitology - University of Glasgow's Institute of Infection, Immunity and Inflammation
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Postgraduate Medical Clinical Meeting
-Speakers - Laura Clark and Jamie Smith, Speciality- Renal Join the discussion in the Suttie Centre lecture theatre at 1pm. Tea and coffee will be provided in the Atrium beforehand.
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Café Med - Informing Health Policy: Is it time to celebrate or innovate?
-Speakers - Professor Craig Ramsay and Professor Mandy Ryan In 2018 we celebrate seventy years of our NHS and the award of the Queen’s Anniversary Prize for our health services research. Find out how our research has changed healthcare over the last 40 years and the challenges we face in the...
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University of Aberdeen ChaemO Society- Prostate Cancer Awareness
-Come to the Suttie Centre Atrium where the Society will be raising money for Prostate Cancer UK.
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Genome stability and replication restart
-Matthew Whitby - Department of Biochemistry - University of Oxford
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School of Medicine, Medical Sciences & Nutrition Summer Student Scholarship Symposium
-Our ASRS, HOTSTART & Endowed Scholarship students present their research projects with talks and poster presentations.
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Postgraduate Talk: Combatting fungal disease - Aberdeen are world leaders
-The talk will take place in the Suttie Centre lecture theatre with speakers Professor Gordon Brown and Professor Adilia Warris. Teas and coffees will be available in the Atrium from 12.40 onwards.
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University of Aberdeen Medical Society Mental Health & Wellbeing Event
-MedSoc are collaborating with AUSA to raise awareness of mental health conditions among medical and PA students. This month their focus is Exam stress. They will have the "Paws 4 Stress" therapy dogs so students can take some time out to de-stress.
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Blood mRNA sequencing for the evaluation of immune response to vaccines: pre-clinical and clinical models
-Francesco Santoro - Laboratorio di Microbiologia Moleculare e Biotecnologia - Universita degli Studi di Siena, Italy
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Heritage Event
-In this 100th anniversary year, take a moment to visit the Atrium in the Suttie Centre to view artefacts from WWI on Thursday 8 November. The artifacts will be on display from 12:00pm until 2.00pm.
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Student Health and Wellbeing Day
-Make the most of Student Health and Wellbeing Day on Thursday 8 November from 09:00 until 12:00. 17 Organisations will be in the Atrium and Student Breakout area to provide information and advice.
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Postgraduate Medical Clinical Meeting
-Graham Mackay, Neurology specialist will be guest speaker at the Postgraduate Clinical Meeting. The meeting will be held on Wednesday 7 November in the Suttie Centre Lecture Theatre between 1pm and 2pm.
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Neuroimaging and connectomics in dementia and brain tumours
-Rafael Romero-Garcia - University of Cambridge
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Bake Sale
-Brighten up your Monday and sample some baked treats in the Suttie Centre Atrium between 10.30am and 3.00pm. The sale is being held by the UoA Neurological and Neurosurgical Society. All proceeds will go towards furture events for the Society.
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''Environmental Adaptations: Tissue-specific Imprinting of Mononuclear Phagocyte Behaviour'
-Callum Bain - MRC Centre of Inflammation Research - University of Edinburgh
October
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Cafe Scientifique - Should clinical trials be compulsory?
-An informal way to engage with the latest topics in science
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Cafe MED: First Female Medical Graduates of the University of Aberdeen
-Bringing the public, researchers and clinicians together
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Genetic and environmental contributions to alcohol use in humans
-Toni Clarke - Centre for Clinical Brain Sciences- University of Edinburgh
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Physiology Friday
-Physiology Friday Comedy show: 12 noon Demos: 12.00 noon - 5.00pm
September
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EXPLORATHON - Cafe Med Special: See Cancer
-Find out about recent developments in cancer research.
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Cafe Scientifique - You are when you eat - how time of eating influences body weight
-An informal way to engage with the latest topics in science *NEW VENUE - Tempo Café, Bon Accord Centre*
August
July
June
May
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IAHS External Speaker: Professor Paul Roderick
Multimorbidity in CKD: a complex challenge
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Cafe MED - Happy Hearts
-Join us for short informal talks that bring together leading bio-science researchers and clinicians.
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Cafe Scientifique - Intergenerational Communication: Ageing and Social Attention
-*CHANGE OF VENUE* An informal way to engage with the latest topics in science
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HERU Seminar - Dr Nora Ferdjaoui-Moumjid
-The seminar will be delivered by Dr Nora Ferdjaoui-Moumjid, Associate Professor, Claude Bernard Lyon 1 University. Title of the seminar presentation: From healthcare users’ preferences to shared decision-making in the medical encounter : key messages and future issues in France. Abstract: Our research project seeks to achieve a dynamic "balance" between standardizing collective concerns...
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IAHS External Speaker: Professor Marion Bennie
-Marion's research is focused on development of a robust evidence base to support the safe, effective and person centred care through use of medicines and other health technologies. In this presentation she will give us an insight to her work developing Scotland's Infection Control Platform and Cancer Medicines Outcomes Programme.
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Rowett Institute Staff Seminar
-Opening up your research data: From policy to practice
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HERU Seminar - Dr Rebecca McDonald
-This seminar will be delivered by Dr Rebecca McDonald, Lecturer in Economics, Department of Economics, University of Birmingham Understanding the composite dimensions of the EQ-5D: an experimental approach The EQ-5D(-5L) includes two composite dimensions: “Pain or Discomfort” (P/D) and “Anxiety or Depression” (A/D). Little is known about how these composite dimensions are...
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HERU Seminar - Dr Rebecca McDonald
-Dr Rebecca McDonald, Lecturer in Economics, Department of Economics, University of Birmingham will deliver the May external seminar. Title: Understanding the composite dimensions of the EQ-5D: an experimental approach. Authors: Rebecca McDonald (University of Birmingham); Tim Mullett (University of Warwick); Aki Tsuchiya (University of Sheffield) Abstract: The EQ-5D(-5L) includes two composite dimensions: “Pain or Discomfort”...
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7th Annual Quality and Safety in Healthcare Event
-The 7th annual Quality and Safety in Healthcare Event will be held on Tuesday 01 May 2018 at the Suttie Centre, Foresterhill Campus, Aberdeen.
April
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Cafe Scientifique - Thalidomide and 'the forgotten thalidomide' revisited
-An informal way to engage with the latest topics in science
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Joint Business School / HERU Seminar - Dr Matt Dickson
-This is a joint seminar from the University of Aberdeen Business School and HERU. Dr Matt Dickson from the University of Bath will present the seminar. Title: The causal effects of education on adult health, mortality and income: evidence from Mendelian Randomization and the raising of the school leaving age. Abstract: On...
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Rowett Institute Staff Seminar
-Cognitive bias in the lab and in the wild?
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Prediction Modelling for Clinical Medicine Symposium
-The Asthma UK Centre for Applied Research is delighted to invite researchers and clinicians with an interest in prediction modelling for clinical medicine to this upcoming symposium in Edinburgh.
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Prediction Modelling for Clinical Medicine Symposium
-The Asthma UK Centre for Applied Research is delighted to invite researchers and clinicians with an interest in prediction modelling for clinical medicine to this upcoming symposium in Edinburgh. Event overview Prediction models, both diagnostic and prognostic, are popular and widely published in medical literature, yet their use in clinical practice is...
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6th Annual Research Symposium, co-hosted by HIS, HERU, HSRU and NMAHP-RU
-The 6th Annual Research Symposium takes place on 24 April 2018 at the COSLA Conference Centre in Edinburgh. The theme of the event is Evidence for integration - what can research tell us about health and social care integration and its role in improving outcomes? The annual event is organised by Healthcare...
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Healthcare Improvement Scotland - 6th Annual Research Symposium
-Evidence for integration - What can research tell us about health and social care integration and its role in improving outcomes?
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Cafe MED - Enabling people to live well?
-Join us for short informal talks that bring together leading bio-science researchers and clinicians.
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ASM Candida Meeting 2018
-will be held in Providence, Rhode Island, USA
March
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North of Scotland IBD Symposium
-Inflammatory Bowel Disease
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The Future of Chronic Disease Self-Management: Smart Sensors, Deep Data, Personalised Models and AI
-RGU Professorial Lecture: delivered by Professor Nirmalie Wiratunga, Professor of Intelligent Systems Research at Robert Gordon University.
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RCPE Regional Symposium Aberdeen
-The RCPE organises a number of regional symposia in different parts of the UK. All grades of medical and other healthcare staff are welcome and you do not need to be a Fellow or Member of RCPE, or from the immediate area to attend.
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Rowett Institute Staff Seminar
-The importance of metabolic reprogramming to cell function
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Dendritic cell Mech(n)ano Biology
-Alessandra Cambi - Department of Cell Biology - Radboudumc, The Netherlands
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Rowett Institute Staff Seminar
-An Introduction to Knowledge Transfer Partnerships
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Data Fest
-DataFest will showcase Scotland's leading role in data on the international stage, while offering an unprecedented networking platform where you can interact with local and international talent, industry, academia and data enthusiasts. WE ARE AT THE BEGINNING OF THE DATA REVOLUTION
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North East Scotland Industrial Data Science Workshop
-The aim of the workshop is to share experience of industrial and academic applications of data science. The target audience is industrialists and academics who work with data analytics to address real world problems.
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Data Fest
-Now in its second year, DataFest will showcase Scotland's leading role in data on the international stage, while offering an unprecedented networking platform where you can interact with local and international talent, industry, academia and data enthusiasts. WE ARE AT THE BEGINNING OF THE DATA REVOLUTION Data innovation is disrupting all areas...
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Open-Lab: MRI Scanners Past and Future
-The world's first MRI scan of a patient was done in 1980, using Aberdeen University's "Mark-I" scanner. Now a team of scientists at the University's Medical School has built a new kind of scanner called "Fast-Field-Cycling" MRI, which could provide earlier diagnosis of many diseases.
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British Science Week Discovery Day
-Join us for a fun day of science for all the family at Aberdeen Science Centre for British Science Week 2018!
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What is an FFC-MRI scanner and how can it benefit patients?
-In 1980 the very first scan of a patient by MRI was carried out at the University of Aberdeen. Now a new generation of scanners has been designed and built.
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David Lurie Public Lecture
-The event will be free to attend and booking will not be required. The event is part of British Science Week.
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Cafe Scientifique - Explosive social contagion and immunisation
-An informal way to engage with the latest topics in science
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Clock-work in health and disease: How genes time our physiology and behaviour
-Join Dr Tyler Stevenson from the School of Biological Sciences, University of Aberdeen for a talk exploring biological rhythms.
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Rowett Institute Staff Seminar
-Linking foods consumed and eating location in British teenagers: evidence from the National Diet and Nutrition Survey 2008-20
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Food and Social Media: Just #foodporn or a force for good?
-Whether it is the endless Instagram pictures of meals, celebrity food bloggers touting the latest fad diet, or Twitter users commenting on their latest take-away experience, it seems that food is all over social media. But is there more to this deluge of online material than people just impressing their...
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Cafe MED - The bottle and the baby's brain: Foetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder
-Join us for short informal talks that bring together leading bio-science researchers and clinicians.
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CANCELLED: North Coast 500 Challenge Open Day
-Come along to this special Rowett Institute open day where you can meet some of our researchers who will be taking on the challenge of cycling the North Coast 500 route to raise funds for cancer research at the University of Aberdeen.
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Parasites - Friends or Foes of a Healthy Immune System?
-Rick Maizels - Wellcome Trust Centre for Molecular Parasitology - University of Glasgow's Institute of Infection, Immunity and Inflammation
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HERU Seminar - Professor Aki Tsuchiya
-This HERU seminar will be given by Professor Aki Tsuchiya of the University of Sheffield. The seminar starts at 1pm, with a sandwich lunch available from 12.30pm. Title: An exploration of the non-iterative time trade off method to value health states. (with Yan Feng, Arne Risa Hole, Milad Karimi, Ben van Hout) Abstract: Time...
