Events
April 2024 | |
Tue 30 Apr 2024 | NC3Rs NAMs Network launch event Centre for Bioengineering New approach methodologies (NAMs) - replacement (full and partial) technologies for use in assessing chemical or drug toxicity - hold great promise in providing useful information for chemical hazard and risk assessment. The NAMs Network is open to stakeholders from all sectors and at all career levels. The purpose of the Network is to encourage and support conversations and collaborations across sectors in new approach methodologies. |
Mon 29 - Tue 30 Apr 2024 | Conference: Target to Patient - Creating tomorrow's drug discovery toolbox Centre for Bioengineering Target to Patient is returning in 2024. Advances in genomics for target choice, in vitro technologies, novel modalities, risk mitigation, data analysis, AI/ML and digital health are transforming our understanding of disease leading to an explosion of new opportunities in drug discovery. Prof Martin Knight from the Centre for Bioengineering and the Centre for Predictive in vitro Models at Queen Mary is an invited keynote speaker at this event. Prof Knight will be discussing research on organ... |
February 2024 | |
Thu 29 Feb 2024 | Organ-Chip Industrial Affiliates Meeting Centre for Bioengineering This invite only meeting brings together industrial affiliates and other stakeholder partners working in the organ-chip technology to discuss key challenges and opportunities in this rapidly developing multidisciplinary field. |
Thu 29 Feb 2024 | Night of Science and Engineering 2024 Faculty of Science and Engineering This is an exclusive VIP reception showcasing our world-leading science and engineering and how diversity and social mobility are at the heart of Queen Mary's values and key to our success. The evening will introduce Dr Karen Salt from UK Research and Innovation along with two of our amazing alumni, a polar explorer and a leading industrialist, and one of our top professors whose research has transformed the treatment of hundreds of thousands of patients and has even been featured on a royal... |