Events - Biomedaqu Course - 17-20 March 2020, Liege, Belgium
In the framework of the BioMedaqu Project, the University of Liege and partners are offering a training course covering:
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• Fish skeletal development and anatomy
• Advanced visualisation technique for fish skeletal research
• Image analysis, machine learning and automation
• Skeletal pathologies in humans
• Leadership, research impact, grant funding, entrepreneurship, product development & market, and economic modelling.
For more information, email: info.biomedaqu@uliege.be, specifying in the subject line 'BIOMEDAQU Summer School'.
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Events - RE(ACT) congress – IRDiRC conference - 11-14 March 2020, Berlin, Germany
Join a major event on rare diseases in 2020: The RE(ACT) Congress and IRDiRC Conference, 11-14 March 2020, Meliá Berlin Hotel, Berlin.
Young and professional scientists, patients & patient representatives, and other rare diseases stakeholders are welcome to discuss latest cutting-edge research, innovation, and policy with the rare disease leaders.
The scientific program -inspired by IRDiRC principles, achievements, and activities foreseen in 2020- encompasses topics like diagnosis & artificial intelligence, molecular etiology, innovative clinical trials, patient engagement and drugs for all.
Blackswan Foundation and IRDiRC in collaboration with EJP RD organize this exceptional joint edition.
Events - Human Brain Project & Dutch Neuroscience: Shaping Collaborations - 14 February 2020, Amsterdam, Netherlands
They will present a range of opportunities for engagement of researchers in the project’s activities. These presentations will be coupled with talks by Dutch researchers, that may be interested in using HBP facilities in the near future. The event will be open for the wider research community.
14 February 2020 | Amsterdam, Netherlands
Research Headlines - Creating sustainable value from used nappies
Research Headlines - New blood for healthcare technology innovation
Research Headlines - Pancreatic cancer test to offer life-saving early diagnosis
Research Headlines - Understanding food choices to create healthier eating habits
Research Headlines - Diabetes prevention: a family affair
Research Headlines - A shared mouse-model network for disease research
Events - Mapping Skill Needs & Supply in the Dairy Sector - Results & Recommendations - 26-27 November 2019, Leeuwarden, The Netherlands
After 117 interviews at dairy plants in 14 European countries, 53 interviews with dairy educational institutions and 65 ex-students, AEDIL is now ready to present Results & Recommendations based on the analysis of this vast amount of data.
We are very pleased to invite you to Leeuwarden, The Netherlands on the 26th of November and the 27th of November to:
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• Hear and see the results from this Erasmus+ project ‘Mapping skills needs and supply in the dairy sector’.
• Hear the recommendations we wish to give back to the dairy sector based on the analysis of data and inputs from experts.
• Give your inputs on how best to roll out the recommendations in your country and at a pan-European level.
Events - Future in Medicine – Innovative Cell and Gene Therapies, ATMP Workshop - 3 December 2019, Brussels, Belgium
Advances in CAR-T cell develoment made with in CARAT will be presented. Further, various aspects such as production, application and reimbursement options for this novel therapeutic approach will be examined. In addition to scientific lectures, a panel discussion on opportunities and threats of the broad application of CAR-T cell therapies from different viewpoints will be held.
Please register until November 26, 2019 by email:
Dr Martina Wessling: m.wessling@bio.nrw.de
Tel: +49 211 385 469-9205
Venue: Representation of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia to the European Union
Rue Montoyer 47
1000 Brussels
Research Headlines - Benign-by-design approach to nano-innovation
Research Headlines - The hunt for better ways to use psychology to treat pain
Research Headlines - The sensor that thinks for itself
Research Headlines - Tailoring smart homes to seniors and the disabled
Research Headlines - Decoding 'bubbles' from bodily fluids to diagnose disease
Research Headlines - New drugs could reduce risk of stroke happening again
Events - Forward together with innovation:The importance of policy making in the era of personalised medicine - 3-4 December 2019, Brussels, Belgium
The event will be held under the auspices of the Finnish Presidency of the EU, which will run from July to December. The Congress is in a focused format to allow concrete issues to be tackled and to have a dialogue with our policy makers. Essentially, this 3rd annual Congress will provide the ideal space to allow for a meeting of minds and expertise and represent a vital opportunity for top-level discussion and the formulation of real action plans, for example in the area of translational research.
Congress will showcase different objectives which both the public and private sector can support, with a view to allowing the EU to present a common objective. Innovation and the incentives for it are key to health and wealth in the current EU-28 (and will be even more important after the UK leaves). It also encourages investment from outside of the EU, which is good for business and jobs. It is clear that innovation needs to soar to new heights, and be implemented and integrated, for the bene t of EU citizens.
Research Headlines - New treatment could reduce disability in severe stroke patients
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