BTRU researchers are once again giving a lecture at the Cambridge Science Festival, this year looking at the future of organ transplantation from a young researcher's perspective. Organ transplants save lives and improve quality of life for recipients and their families. Although more than 50,000 people in the UK are alive today because of organ transplantation, […]
We're delighted to be part of the Cambridge Biomedical Campus Day at this year's Cambridge Science Festival. Our home for the day will be the Cambridge Academy for Science and Technology and we'll be joining many other organisations, companies and institutes, which together will give you a real insight into how life-changing research is developing […]
Across the continent, Friday 28 September 2018 is European Researchers' Night and to mark this fantastic occasion the Great North Museum in Newcastle is opening late into the evening. Great North Nights will bring together some of the North East's sharpest minds - scientists, thinkers, doers and fun-lovers - and it's an opportunity we didn't want […]
An event for all BTRU trainees from both Cambridge and Newcastle. The day will include invited speakers, oral presentations delivered by BTRU trainees and a poster session. Trainees will be involved throughout the day, from marking abstracts to having a nominated trainee chair for each session and a 'hot-topic' debate. The venue will be the Devonshire Building at Newcastle […]
The second of the two progress update and management meetings of the BTRU in ODT in 2018, which will be held in Newcastle upon Tyne. All BTRU colleagues are invited to attend. Venue details and agenda will be sent out via email in advance.
Saturday 13 October sees the return of Big Biology Day, one of the UK's largest free biology public engagement events involving hands-on science fun for all the family and this year we're delighted to be part of it all. We'll be joining a host of other organisations, companies and institutes at Hills Road Sixth Form […]
Hosted by NHSBT, this event will bring together trainees and colleagues from all four of the NIHR Blood and Transplant Research Units (BTRUs). Programme and further details to follow.
Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement Lead Jenny Hasenfuss warmly invites all members of the BTRU's Patient and Public Research Panel to join her for an informal get together over Christmas coffee and mince pies. A great opportunity to catch up with Jenny and share all the latest news. Venue: Courtyard Lounge, Courtyard restaurant, sited […]
Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement Lead Jenny Hasenfuss warmly invites all members of the BTRU's Patient and Public Research Panel to join her for an informal get together over Christmas coffee and mince pies. A great opportunity to catch up with Jenny and share all the latest news. Venue: Room G27, Ground floor, Devonshire […]
All members of the BTRU's Patient and Public Research Panel are warmly invited to join Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement Lead Jenny Hasenfuss for this panel meeting. A great opportunity to catch up with Jenny, share the latest BTRU news and find out about new opportunities to get involved in the work of the […]
The first progress update and management meeting of the BTRU in Organ Donation and Transplantation in 2019 will be held in the McGrath Auditorium, St Catharine's College, Cambridge. All BTRU colleagues are invited to attend. Details and agenda will be sent out via email in advance.
BTRU researchers are once again giving a lecture at the Cambridge Science Festival, this year looking at organ transplantation past and future. Organ transplantation is one of the major success stories of modern medicine. Although more than 50,000 people in the UK are alive today because of this success, the severe shortage of donor organs […]
