12th October, 7:30pm
Professor George Malliaras will discuss How electronics can help with neurological disorders. Prof Malliaras will present examples of novel devices for recording and stimulation of neurons and show that organic electronic materials offer tremendous opportunities to study the brain and treat its pathologies.
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Impact & Influence in a COVID World: Our Roles in Research & Beyond
14th October, 1pm
This webinar will discuss our spheres of influence in the context of research, the role of research in shaping our future and providing evidence to aid decision makers at community, national and global levels. Guest speaker is Natacha Wilson, leadership explorer and founder of Cambridge Insights.
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Women in Innovation Webinars
Next webinar 28th October, 2pm
KTN's Women in Innovation Building Success webinar series has been designed to provide practical advice and tools for women innovators. Previous topics include grant writing, leadership, pitching to investors and intellectual property. All previous webinars are available to watch online. The next webinar will focus on resilience.
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The Human Genome: The gift that keeps on giving
29th October, 5pm
Do you recognize history is being made when you are part of making it? Join Dr Jane Loveland, Annotation Project Leader, EMBL-EBI, Dr Kerstin Howe, Senior Scientific Manager, Sanger Institute, and Dr Simon G. Gregory, Professor of Neurology, Duke University School of Medicine in conversation with scientist and science communicator Dr Chris Gunter reflecting on their contributions to the landmark Human Genome Project, the incredible impact it has had on science, medicine and society and how we apply this knowledge today.
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