Metabolic Research Laboratories
Events
Including events open to all and internal MRL seminars.
A note on MRL seminar series: we run four series, taking place weekly during term time, with occasional seminars from visiting scientists.
- External Research Seminars (on Tuesdays at 1.15pm; refreshments available from 12.30pm)
- Internal ‘Research in Progress’ Seminars (on Tuesday at 1.15pm)
- Internal ‘Hot Topics’ Sessions (on Tuesday at 2.15pm; for 1st year PhD and post-graduate students)
- Mastering Academic Excellence in Metabolic Medicine (MAXIM), sponsored by Eli Lilly. (on Fridays at 1.15pm; sandwiches available from 1.00pm)
Upcoming Events
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Madeline Lancaster, LMB University of Cambridge. Title – TBC
EXTERNAL RESEARCH SEMINAR SERIES Venue: Seminar Rooms, Level 4 IMS-MRL Speaker: Madeline Lancaster, LMB University of Cambridge Title: TBC Host: Dr Florian Merkle Refreshments available from 12.45pm For programme information or suggestions contact Dr Florian Merkle (fm436@medschl.cam.ac.uk) Seminar Series Supported by Sponsorship from Medimmune
Find out more »MAXIM Mastering Academic Excellence in Metabolic Medicine – Dr Mark Evans, Consultant Diabetologist, CUHNHSFT “Diabetes Clinical Studies Groups”
MAXIM Mastering Academic Excellence in Metabolic Medicine Dr Mark Evans, Consultant Diabetologist "Diabetes Clinical Studies Groups" Level 4 IMS: Seminar rooms 1 & 2: Friday 27th April, 1:15-2pm with lunch from 1pm
Find out more »Dr Paul Lehner, CIMR – Title TBC
EXTERNAL RESEARCH SEMINAR SERIES Venue: Seminar Rooms, Level 4 IMS-MRL Speaker: Dr Paul Lehner, CIMR Title: TBC Host: Professor Steve O'Rahilly Refreshments available from 12.45pm For programme information or suggestions contact Dr Florian Merkle (fm436@medschl.cam.ac.uk) Seminar Series Supported by Sponsorship from Medimmune
Find out more »Professor David Dunger – Title TBC
Research in Progress Seminar Series Venue: Seminar Rooms, Level 4, IMS Time: 13.15 Title: TBC Speaker: Professor David Dunger
Find out more »MAXIM Mastering Academic Excellence in Metabolic Medicine – University of Cambridge Medical Student Endocrine Research Symposium
MAXIM Mastering Academic Excellence in Metabolic Medicine University of Cambridge Medical Student Endocrine Research Symposium Level 4 IMS: Seminar rooms 1 & 2: Friday 11th May, 3pm-5pm
Find out more »Dr Kathryn Chapman, Milner Therapeutics Institute, Cambridge University – Title TBC
EXTERNAL RESEARCH SEMINAR SERIES Venue: Seminar Rooms, Level 4 IMS-MRL Speaker: Dr Kathryn Chapman, Milner Therapeutics Institute, Cambridge University Title: TBC Host: Dr Florian Merkle Refreshments available from 12.45pm For programme information or suggestions contact Dr Florian Merkle (fm436@medschl.cam.ac.uk) Seminar Series Supported by Sponsorship from Medimmune
Find out more »MAXIM Mastering Academic Excellence in Metabolic Medicine – Clinicopathological Conference
MAXIM Mastering Academic Excellence in Metabolic Medicine Clinicopathological Conference Level 4 IMS: Seminar rooms 1 & 2: Friday 18th May, 1:15-2pm with lunch from 1pm
Find out more »Professor Sadaf Farooqi – Title TBC
Research in Progress Seminar Series Venue: Seminar Rooms, Level 4, IMS Time: 13.15 Title: TBC Speaker: Professor Sadaf Farooqi
Find out more »MAXIM Mastering Academic Excellence in Metabolic Medicine – Prof Krishna Chatterjee & Dr Johann Graggaber, Consultant Endocrinologists, CUHNHSFT “Autonomic dysfunction and adrenal insufficiency: a complex management problem”
MAXIM Mastering Academic Excellence in Metabolic Medicine Prof Krishna Chatterjee & Dr Johann Graggaber, Consultant Endocrinologists, CUHNHSFT "Autonomic dysfunction and adrenal insufficiency: a complex management problem" Level 4 IMS: Seminar rooms 1 & 2: Friday 25th May, 1:15-2pm with lunch from 1pm
Find out more »Dr John O’Neil, LMB “Insulin/IGF-1 stimulates PERIOD protein synthesis to communicate feeding time to the mammalian circadian clock”
EXTERNAL RESEARCH SEMINAR SERIES Venue: Seminar Rooms, Level 4 IMS-MRL Speaker: Dr John O'Neil, LMB Title: “Insulin/IGF-1 stimulates PERIOD protein synthesis to communicate feeding time to the mammalian circadian clock” Host: Dr Kevin Moreau Refreshments available from 12.45pm For programme information or suggestions contact Dr Florian Merkle (fm436@medschl.cam.ac.uk) Seminar Series Supported by Sponsorship from Medimmune
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