MILNER THERAPEUTICS SYMPOSIUM 2022
Tuesday 28th June
Cambridge, UK and Online
Milner Therapeutics Symposium 2022
Symposium Overview
Our Annual Symposium is an opportunity for scientists from academia and industry to discuss the latest academic and pre-clinical research and how it could be applied in the pharma and biotech industry to develop new treatments.
It is our key networking event for Milner Therapeutics Institute partner organisations.
If you attended the 2022 Symposium in person or online, we’re glad you could join us! Thank you to our speakers, affiliated companies and to our Platinum Sponsor Lifebit and our Bronze Sponsors AltemisLab, Eagle Genomics and Sengenics.
If you have any questions about the Symposium, please email symposium@milner.cam.ac.uk.
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Information for Attendees
The Milner Therapeutics Symposium 2022 was our first hybrid symposium.
The in-person event was held at West Road Concert Hall in Cambridge, and sessions were also live-streamed to an online platform.
Themes
Oncology · CNS therapeutics · Infectious Disease · Emerging technologies · Disease-relevant models in target discovery
Speakers
Simon Boulton (Artios Pharma and The Francis Crick Institute), Lori Passmore (MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology), Ravindra Gupta (Cambridge Institute of Therapeutic Immunology and Infectious Disease), Kristian Helin (Institute of Cancer Research), Giulia Biffi (CRUK Cambridge Institute, University of Cambridge), Matthias Zilbauer (Department of Paediatrics, University of Cambridge), Richard Hargreaves (Bristol Myers Squibb) and Andras Lakatos (Centre for Brain Repair, Department of Clinical Neurosciences, University of Cambridge)
You can find out more about our speakers further down this page.
Panel Session
Shaping the future of interdisciplinary interactions
Chaired by Kristin-Anne Rutter (Cambridge University Health Partners)
Michael Anstey (Cambridge Innovation Capital) – Jamie Blundell (Institute for the Early Detection of Cancer, University of Cambridge) – Victoria Higgins (GlaxoSmithKline) – Andy Neely (University of Cambridge) – Jeroen Verheyen (Semarion)
You can find out more about the panel session further down this page.
Posters
Posters from both academia and industry were presented in person and/or digitally as part of our hybrid Symposium. Selected posters are available for viewing on the online Symposium platform.
Speakers
Simon Boulton
Artios Pharma and
The Francis Crick Institute
Lori Passmore
MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology
Kristian Helin
Institute of Cancer Research
Giulia Biffi
CRUK Cambridge Institute
University of Cambridge
Ravindra Gupta
Cambridge Institute of Therapeutic Immunology & Infectious Disease
Matthias Zilbauer
Department of Paediatrics
University of Cambridge
Richard Hargreaves
Bristol Myers Squibb
Andras Lakatos
Department of Clinical Neurosciences
University of Cambridge
Panel Discussion: Shaping the future of interdisciplinary interactions
Kristin-Anne Rutter
Executive Director
Cambridge University Health Partners
Jeroen Verheyen
Co-founder and CEO
Semarion
Michael Anstey
Partner
Cambridge Innovation Capital
Victoria Higgins
Senior Director, UK Academic Alliance Management
GlaxoSmithKline
Andy Neely
Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Enterprise and Business Relations
University of Cambridge
Jamie Blundell
Institute for Early Detection of Cancer
University of Cambridge