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  • 16Oct

    The MRC Toxicology Unit is honoured to host Dr Alexander Borodavka (EMBO Young Investigator and​ Assistant Professor of Biotechnology, ​Dept. of Biochemistry, University of Cambridge) to present a seminar following his receipt of the 2024 Lister Institute of Preventive Medicine Prize Fellowship.

     

  • 24Sep

    Title: Best practises in academic publishing - Open access, REF and new publishing models

    Speakers: Lucy Woolhouse and Funmike Ife, Biological Sciences Libraries, University of Cambridge

    Host: Rachel Fellows

    Location: Seminar Room, Gleeson Building

  • 04Sep

    Title: Ageing and the response to mRNA-LNP vaccination

    Speaker: Dr Michelle Linterman, Malaghan Institute of Medical Research, New Zealand and Babraham Institute, Cambridge, UK

    Host: Dr James Thaventhiran

    Location: Seminar Room, Gleeson Building

  • 07Jul

    This week we will be welcoming 3 A level students to the Unit for a week of hands-on experience in the lab as part of the ASTP run by the Gurdon Institute.

  • 17Apr

    Seminar Room: Gleeson Building

  • 11Apr

    The Toxicology Unit is hosting the next event within the SBS Bioinformatics Seminar Series. On the 11th of April at 2-4pm (Seminar room), we will have two fantastic presentations on the recent revolution we experience in structural biology, thanks to AI / ML.

  • 29Mar

    We will be returning to the Cambridge Festival once again this year. We hope to see you there where you will be able to get your own temporary tattoo inspired by our science!

    Saturday 11 am to 4.30 pm

    Sunday 12 pm to 4.30 pm

  • 26Mar

    We are pleased to invite you to a special lunchtime seminar on the latest advancements in imaging technology with the introduction of the new Invitrogen™ EVOS™ S1000 Spatial Imaging System.

  • 26Mar

    This year we are taking part in the Cambridge Festival's Schools Day delivering workshops about the immune system and our work on immunotherapies for the students. Will we see you there?

  • 06Mar

    Please join the Cambridge Alliance on Medicines Safety (CAMS) for an exciting afternoon of Talks on the ‘Safety of emerging Advanced Therapies’ in oncology treatment, focusing on immunotherapeutic approaches.