Use this calendar to find events organised or co-organised by the Milner Therapeutics Institute. If you have questions regarding any event in our calendar, please contact events@milner.cam.ac.uk.
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With the Gurdon Institute, we will be co-hosting the next Cambridge New Therapeutics Forum which brings together academic, biotech and industry scientists researching new therapeutics in the Cambridge and the local area.
This event will review some areas in which clinical genomics can have a significant impact including rare diseases, infection diseases and cancer and will discuss how to ensure these technologies reach the widest patient audience possible. It is aimed at anybody from academia or industry with an interest in genomics and its impact on healthcare […]
The meeting will bring together world class speakers and leading academic and industry experts who will discuss the challenges and opportunities in the area of new technologies and novel targets to improve the success of drug discovery and to develop new therapeutic agents. Hear up-to-date views on this exciting and rapidly evolving area, including presentations […]
The theme for BioTrinity 2018 is 'Next Generation Healthcare' which will be explored via a range of insightful keynote and panel discussions.
The conference provides new, experienced and potential users of Linguamatics I2E software an excellent opportunity to explore the latest trends in natural language processing-based text mining.
This meeting will highlight a range of perspectives and contributions to the development of new therapeutics. Cambridge New Therapeutics Forum events are open to all scientists researching new therapeutics in Cambridge and the local area.
Metrion Biosciences and AstraZeneca will be co-hosting the fifth Cambridge Ion Channel Forum. Professor Peter McNaughton (King’s College London) will be giving the keynote presentation about his research into the role of HCN2 ion channels in pain.
This BioWednesday will explore how drugs can be repurposed, with examples from those working in this area. It will also focus on challenges faced with obtaining patents for repurposed drugs and strategies to overcome these hurdles.
The aim of this series is to provide a forum for expert reviews and discussion on 'hot topics' and current techniques in Biology. The series is now organised by Postdocs in Biology throughout Cambridge and open to all researchers from the Departments of Biological Sciences.
This event will help to identify key technological and scientific investment areas and offers a unique networking, partnering and business development opportunity.
CUTEC (Cambridge University Technology & Enterprise Club) has brought together a range of high profile speakers from big tech companies to biotech start-ups, to discuss the future of biotech in healthcare.