Your AI Book Coach: The Personal Development Shortcut
2026-05-26 — Online event
Your Personal Development Shortcut. How to get life-changing value from bestselling personal develop
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CBC Innovation Breakfast: Designing healthcare solutions around real human experience
2026-05-28 — Cambridge Biomedical Campus
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Personalised Glioma Therapy: Promise vs Practice
2026-05-28 — School of Clinical Medicine, Theo Chalmers Lecture Theatre
Speaker: Dr Richard Mair, Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute
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Ancient slags and steel needles: metallurgy and colonial archaeology in the nineteenth century
2026-06-01 — Seminar Room 1, Department of History and Philosophy of Science
As European archaeologists excavated ancient sites in the nineteenth century, they uncovered histori
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AI in Life Sciences: Risks, Governance & Adoption
2026-06-02 — BioData Innovation Centre (BIC)
Attendance at this event is complimentary. The event is primarily aimed at innovators, biotechs, and
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BioWednesday London: Ones to Watch, Showcasing Emerging Innovation in Life Sciences
2026-06-03 — Marks & Clerk
The Ones to Watch series returns on 3 June with an evening dedicated to highlighting the most exciti
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Using light for cancer cell detection
2026-06-04 — School of Clinical Medicine, Theo Chalmers Lecture Theatre
Speaker: Dr Danielle Harper, Early Cancer Institute and Department of Oncology
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Communication Skills For Life Science Professionals
2026-06-10 — The Nucleus
Life science professionals are often asked to explain complex ideas to people with very different le
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Early cancer clinical trials
2026-06-11 — School of Clinical Medicine, Theo Chalmers Lecture Theatre
Speaker: Dr Simon Pacey, Cambridge University Hospitals and Department of Oncology
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Life Science Marketing Group Webinar - Do The Unthinkable: Get Sales And Marketing On The Same Team
2026-06-17 — Online
Sales and marketing should be one of the strongest partnerships in a business. But too often, they a
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Experience Cambridge Wide Open Day at Babraham Research Campus 2026!
2026-06-17 — The Cambridge Building
Join us on 17th June for a day packed with insightful discussions, innovation tour of the Campus, Su
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Where Innovation Comes to Life: Cambridge Wide Open Day 2026
2026-06-17 — Unity Campus
Unity Campus hosts #CWOD26, showcasing innovation, collaboration, and leading life sciences and heal
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Pancreatic cancer - the clinical challenge
2026-06-18 — School of Clinical Medicine, Theo Chalmers Lecture Theatre
Speaker: Dr Kiran Purushothaman, Cambridge University Hospitals and Department of Oncology.
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Creative Disruption Forum, Modern Drug Discovery - the latest strategies
2026-06-18 — Co-Labs by journey, NIAB
Join us at the Creative Disruption Forum on Modern Drug Discovery to learn and debate how to make yo
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Stellar Trajectory: Fireside Chat with Spanish Astronaut Sara García Alonso
2026-06-29 — LT2, Judge Business School, Cambridge
Stellar Trajectory: Fireside Chat with Spanish Astronaut Sara García Alonso Join us for an inspiring
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SPARK: Audit, Service Evaluation and Quality Improvement
2026-06-30 — Seminar Room 19, School of Clinical Medicine
This new initiative is designed to bring people together to develop ideas, build confidence, and str
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Milner Therapeutics Symposium 2026
2026-07-07 — West Road Concert Hall and online, 11 West Road, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom
🗓️ 7 July 2026 ⏰ 12:00pm-6:30pm 📍 West Road Concert Hall, Cambridge and online The Milner Therapeu
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ON Helix 2026
2026-07-09 — ON Helix - Cambridge Building
This one-day conference will address key bio-innovation trends, from developments in life science an
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Hackathon – AI in cancer omics: what can we learn from cancer resistant species?
2026-07-09 — Churchill College, Cambridge
Hackathon – AI in cancer omics: what can we learn from cancer resistant species?Are you a graduate s
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Presentation Skills for Professional Impact - For Life Science Professionals
2026-07-13 — The Cambridge Building
Presenting research is a regular part of scientific life — from lab meetings and project reviews to
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Introduction to Drug Discovery: From Idea to Clinical Candidate
2026-09-10 — The Nucleus
Introduction to Drug Discovery – From Idea to Clinical Candidate Audience Are you: - transitioning i
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Tumour pathology, structure and nomenclature
2026-10-23 — School of Clinical Medicine, Theo Chalmers Lecture Theatre
Speaker: Dr Paul Edwards, Emeritus Reader in Cancer Biology
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Core ideas in cancer research 1: genes and genetic instability
2026-10-30 — School of Clinical Medicine, Theo Chalmers Lecture Theatre
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Core ideas in cancer research 2: cell biology
2026-11-06 — School of Clinical Medicine, Theo Chalmers Lecture Theatre
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The mutationrs that drive cancer
2026-11-13 — School of Clinical Medicine, Theo Chalmers Lecture Theatre
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Hypoxia, HIFs and cancer
2026-11-20 — School of Clinical Medicine, Theo Chalmers Lecture Theatre
Speaker: Prof Margaret Ashcroft, Department of Medicine
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Cancer stem cells, evolution and heterogeneity
2026-11-27 — School of Clinical Medicine, Theo Chalmers Lecture Theatre
Speaker: Prof Brian Huntly, Department of Haematology, Cambridge Stem Cell Institute.
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DNA repair: translating mechanistic insights towards new cancer therapies.
2026-12-04 — School of Clinical Medicine, Theo Chalmers Lecture Theatre
Speaker: Prof Sir Steve Jackson, Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute
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Genesis 2026
2026-12-10 — 1 Wimpole Street
The annual Genesis conference has been a pillar of the Life Science sector for over two decades. Bri
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Cancer metabolism through the lens of Otto WarburgCancer metabo
2027-01-08 — School of Clinical Medicine, Theo Chalmers Lecture Theatre
Speaker: Prof Christian Frezza, Professor of Metabolomics in Ageing, CECAD Research Center, Universi
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Hh signalling and the anti-tumour immune response: biology and new treatment opportunities
2027-01-15 — School of Clinical Medicine, Theo Chalmers Lecture Theatre
Speaker: Dr Maike de la Roche Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute
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The role of transcription factors in cancer
2027-01-29 — School of Clinical Medicine, Theo Chalmers Lecture Theatre
Speaker: Prof Jason Carroll, Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute.
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Machine learning: applications to cancer
2027-02-26 — School of Clinical Medicine, Theo Chalmers Lecture Theatre
Speaker: Dr Mireia Crispin Ortuzar, Early Cancer Institute and Department of Oncology.
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The two-hit hypothesis and other mathematical models of cancer
2027-03-05 — School of Clinical Medicine, Theo Chalmers Lecture Theatre
Speaker: Prof Jamie Blundell, Early Cancer Institute and Department of Oncology.
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Prof Daniel Muñoz Espín , Early Cancer Institute and Department of Oncology.
2027-03-19 — School of Clinical Medicine, Theo Chalmers Lecture Theatre
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Biological and clinical insights from genome-wide association studies of cancer
2027-03-26 — School of Clinical Medicine, Theo Chalmers Lecture Theatre
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Mutational signatures: From bytes to bedside
2027-04-16 — School of Clinical Medicine, Theo Chalmers Lecture Theatre
Speaker: Prof Serena Nik-Zainal, NIHR Research Professor of Genomic Medicine and Bioinformatics
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