I&I events this week
Monday, 1 July, 1pm, Bloomsbury
Speaker: Dr Tao Dong (Weatherall Institute of Molecular Medicine, University of Oxford)
Title: Identification of key factors determining
anti-viral efficacy in HIV infection.
Host: Professor Mala Maini (email)
Venue: Pearson LT, Pearson Building
Tuesday, 2 July, 1pm, Bloomsbury
Speaker 1: Dr Choon Ping Tan (Department of Infection)
Title: Intercellular neutralisation activity of TRIM21.
Speaker 2: Dr Jane Rasaiyaah (Department of Infection)
Title: Inhibition
of HIV-1-cofactor interactions triggers innate sensors and interferon secretion.
Group Leader: Professor Greg Towers (email)
Venue: Pearson LT, Pearson Building
Thursday, 4 July, from 10.30am, Bloomsbury
Divisional Research and Postgraduate Colloquium hosted by the Division in collaboration with the MRC/UCL Centre for Medical Molecular Virology.
Refreshments and lunch will be provided; the day will conclude with an evening drinks reception, prize giving and quiz.
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Download Programme (includes venue information & directions)
To register, please go to www.2013-colloquium.eventbrite.co.uk.
More details of these and other I&I events in Seminars & events.
The Division of Infection & Immunity is a great place to study for an MSc degree.
Highlighting the MSc Molecular Medicine
Our successful MSc Molecular Medicine programme takes a broad molecular approach to understanding disease and produces graduates ready to undertake cutting-edge medical research. This year a new Gene Therapy module, drawing on the world leading research at UCL Institute of Child Health, was introduced.
Learn more...
Watch the video to hear the Programme Director and recent graduates talk about the Molecular Medicine Programme. (Cant see the video? Click here)
New Scholarships
The Division is pleased to announce a new scheme offering up to five scholarships of £3000 per year for Home/EU students on the Molecular Medicine programme. Details here.
Open Day
Thursday 25 July 2013
The Division runs three other MSc programmes: Infection and Immunity, Healthcare Associated Infection Control and Medical Mycology. Prospective applicants for all of our MSc programmes are invited to meet staff and current students at our open day. Contact Lauren Collins (e.mail) to register your interest.
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