Events
NeuRA MRI seminar series
Learn how humanoid shaped hydrogel phantoms can be used to safeguard the entire treatment chain of high-precision radiotherapy. In the perspective of using quantitative MRI parameters in assessing treatment response, the physical link between tissue microstructure, tumour physiology and quantitative MRI properties will be demonstrated. Finally, a method to enhance the MRI signal sensitivity with several orders of magnitude will be discussed
Stem cell grafts for corneal regeneration and vision restoration: a 10-year journey from bench to bedside and back to the bench
SoMS, BABS and GSBE Cross-Faculty Seminar Series
Nick Di Girolamo, School of Medical Sciences, University of New South Wales
What are the mechanisms behind transgenerational epigenetic inheritance?
Alyson Ashe, University of Sydney
Abstract
Revolution in Breast Cancer - Diagnosis and Treatment
NSW Health Pathology East
RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM
TIME: 9am – 2pm
The focus of the symposium will be talks from specialists in Histopathology, Clinical Chemistry, Genetics and Oncology relating to the latest diagnosis, research and treatment.
PROGRAM:
These presentations will be followed by ten 3-minute (3MT) presentations by SEALS researchers with prizes awarded to the best three. Instructions regarding the 3MT presentations are attached.
Prof Denis Wakefield
Refreshments will be available following the meeting.
3rd Oceania Mouse Transgenic and Assisted Reproduction Technology Symposium
Academic and technical staff working in the fields of Transgenesis & Assisted Reproduction Technologies (TART) gather every 18 months at the International Society for Transgenic Technologies (ISTT) meetings to discuss the latest achievements in the field, and share their knowledge to improve animal welfare whilst addressing highly technical questions that are vital to biomedical research.
Medicine Learning L&T Forum
The Medicine L&T Forum showcases a variety of leaning and teaching practices as well as stunning innovations. It provides an opportunity to discuss the “nuts and bolts” of learning changes with the actual teachers involved. Posters include reports on established changes, experimental use of learning technologies and works in progress.
This once a year event brings together teachers and educationists from across the faculty for a networking occasion and a chance to make links with like minds.
The Medicine L&T awards and Dean awards will be handed out at the forum.