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NIHR Cambridge BRC Public Open event: Inflammation Research
Free Public Event on our latest inflammation Research
Do you want to find out the latest findings in our researchers’ inflammation research? And how this could help in the understanding and treatment of a range of health conditions that result
Free Public Event on our latest inflammation Research
Do you want to find out the latest findings in our researchers’ inflammation research? And how this could help in the understanding and treatment of a range of health conditions that result when inflammation goes wrong?
Make a date in your diaries and book your places now for our free public open afternoon and evening on Thursday 10th October, at the Frank Lee Centre (Hexagon Room) on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus, where you’ll hear from our researchers Dr Bina Patel, Prof Menna Clatworthy and Prof Clare Elizabeth Bryant as they discuss some of their latest research in inflammation.
Do you want to find out the latest findings in our researchers’ inflammation research? And how this could help in the understanding and treatment of a range of health conditions that result
Free Public Event on our latest inflammation Research
Do you want to find out the latest findings in our researchers’ inflammation research? And how this could help in the understanding and treatment of a range of health conditions that result when inflammation goes wrong?
Make a date in your diaries and book your places now for our free public open afternoon and evening on Thursday 10th October, at the Frank Lee Centre (Hexagon Room) on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus, where you’ll hear from our researchers Dr Bina Patel, Prof Menna Clatworthy and Prof Clare Elizabeth Bryant as they discuss some of their latest research in inflammation.
Free event
We have a choice of two sessions (talks are repeated with a new audience) – either in the afternoon (4-5pm) or evening (6-7pm) so you only need to book one session.
Whether you choose to come for the afternoon or evening talks, you are welcome to spend the hour from 5-6pm chatting to our researchers about their work, viewing the research posters on display and some light refreshments.
We have a choice of two sessions (talks are repeated with a new audience) – either in the afternoon (4-5pm) or evening (6-7pm) so you only need to book one session.
Whether you choose to come for the afternoon or evening talks, you are welcome to spend the hour from 5-6pm chatting to our researchers about their work, viewing the research posters on display and some light refreshments.
The Hexagon, Frank Lee Centre, Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Hills Rd, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire CB2 0SN
Thu 10 October