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Events Calendar

An IFR in the City event 15 March 2010: 18:00

IFR in the City

The Richardson Lecture - The end of the agricultural treadmill
Dr Harald von Witzke,
Open to the Public
Venue: The Assembly House, Norwich
Hosted/Organised by Dawn Barrett

The end of the agricultural treadmill: Implications for world food security and global warming

Invitation HERE: http://www.ifr.ac.uk/info/society/IFRintheCity/e-invite.html

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An IFR in the City event 17 March 2010: 19:30

IFR in the City

Norwich Science Cafe
Dr Anastasia Sobolewski, IFR
Open to the Public
Venue: Maddermarket Theatre Bar
Hosted/Organised by Inspire Discovery Centre

What is the role of basic scientific research?

We are generally well informed regarding human clinical trials and research of new drugs.  However, many of these drugs or basic ideas for these treatments began their journey many years ago in academic institutions or within companies conducting basic research. A huge amount of time, effort and money is invested in basic research.  This Science café will introduce the techniques and approaches used in basic research and discuss its impact and relevance on future drug treatments.  

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18 March 2010: 19:00

IFR Event

Food Matters
Open to the Public
Venue: World Museum, Liverpool

Dr Sian Astley, Institute of Food Research will give a presentation as part of National Science and Engineering Week

An IFR in the City event 23 March 2010: 13:00

IFR in the City

Showcase of Young Science
Open to the Public
Venue: The Curve, The Forum, Norwich

PhD students from the Norwich Research Park talk about their research projects after an introduction to the topic by their supervisors.  The audience gets to vote for who should get continued funding for their work!

Showcase of Young Science The Curve, The Forum, Tuesday 23rd March from 12:45 – 15:15

Key Stage 4 & 5

 

A chance to hear from PhD students and their supervisors about their research and to vote on who should get continued funding! Each topic area will be introduced by the supervisor and then the students will talk about their project. Topics include Combating C. difficile in hospitals, Winning the war on tuberculosis, Being a purple tomato – the story of colour and health, How wheat combats disease and The stressful life of a food poisoning bacteria.

 

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An IFR in the City event 23 March 2010: 18:30

IFR in the City

Showcase of Young Science
Further details
Open to the Public
Venue: The Curve, The Forum, Norwich

PhD students from the Norwich Research Park will talk about their research projects after an introduction to the topic by their supervisors. The audience gets to vote for who should get continued funding for their work!

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08 April 2010: 14:00

IFR Seminar/Lecture

lecture by Dr Zoltan Oltvai
Dr Zoltan Oltvai, University of Pittsburgh, USA
Open to the Norwich Research Park
Venue: IFR Lecture Theatre
Hosted/Organised by Jozsef Baranyi

15 April 2010: 14:00

IFR Seminar/Lecture

Clinical pilot studies of diet-derived cancer chemopreventive polyphenols
Professor Andreas Gescher, Dept of Cancer Studies, University of Leicester
Open to the Norwich Research Park
Venue: IFR Lecture Theatre
Hosted/Organised by Richard Mithen

 

22 April 2010: 14:00

IFR Seminar/Lecture

seminar by Professor Duncan Maskell
Professor Duncan Maskell, Dept of Veterinary Medicine, University of Cambridge
Open to the Norwich Research Park
Venue: IFR Lecture Theatre
Hosted/Organised by Isabelle Hautefort

06 May 2010: 14:00

IFR Seminar/Lecture

keynote lecture by Dr Mike Edwards
Open to the Norwich Research Park
Venue: IFR Lecture Theatre
Hosted/Organised by Frances Shaw

13 May 2010: 14:00

IFR Seminar/Lecture

Gene-environment interactions in the development of asthma and allergy
Dr Adnan Custovic, Professor of Allergy, University of Manchester
Open to the Norwich Research Park
Venue: IFR Lecture Theatre
Hosted/Organised by Clare Mills

20 May 2010: 14:00

IFR Seminar/Lecture

keynote lecture by Dr Martin Nilsson Jacobi
Dr Martin Nilsson Jacobi, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden
Open to the Norwich Research Park
Venue: IFR Keynote Lecture
Hosted/Organised by Rob Penfold

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