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2018
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
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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.