MILNER SEMINAR SERIES ONLINE
Monthly online talks from academics and industry scientists, highlighting advances in disease understanding and therapeutic approaches
Please see the poster below for details of confirmed speakers so far, and remember to check back for updates. You can access our previous talks and Q&A sessions at the links further down this page.
If you have any questions, please email events@milner.cam.ac.uk
Next up
Thursday 29th April, 1pm
Fiona Gribble, Wellcome MRC Institute of Metabolic Science
“Targeting the gut for the treatment of metabolic diseases”
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Milner Seminars Online Talks
will be live at 1 – 2pm, followed by a Q&A
Thursday 29th April, 1pm
Fiona Gribble, Wellcome MRC Institute of Metabolic Science
“Targeting the gut for the treatment of metabolic diseases”
Thursday 27th May, 1pm
Chris Torrance, Phoremost
Title to follow
Download the full programme here.
Previous Seminars
Mike Murphy, MRC Mitochondrial Biology Unit
‘Targeting mitochondrial metabolism to treat ischaemia-reperfusion injury’
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Elena di Daniel (Astex), 25th February 2021
‘Building a Collaborative Network to target Neurodegeneration using Fragment Based Drug Design’
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Mike Romanos (Microbiotica), 26th November 2020
Mathew Garnett (Wellcome Sanger Institute), 23rd April 2020
“Functional genomic approaches to guide cancer drug discovery”
The Q&A:
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Robin Franklin (Wellcome MRC Cambridge Stem Cell Institute), 21st May 2020
The Talk:
“Myelin regeneration in the CNS: reversing the ravages of time”
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The Q&A:
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Manav Pathania (CRUK Cambridge Centre),17th Dec, 2020
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Mike Stratton (Wellcome Sanger Institute), 22nd Oct, 2020
Waradon Sungnak (Wellcome Sanger Institute), 7th May 2020
The Talk:
“Single-Cell Transcriptomics Analysis of SARS-CoV-2 Entry Factors”
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The Q&A:
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Jason Carroll (Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute)
4th June 2020
The Talk:
“Mechanisms of estrogen receptor activity in breast cancer”
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*Please note that the sound glitching midway through this recording quickly resolves*
The Q&A:
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