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Date: Tuesday 12 March, 6.30pm-9pm
Venue: Lecture Theatre 2, Clinical School, Cambridge Biomedical Campus
Free to attend and open to all. If you plan to attend, please register at https://medical-iteams-2019.eventbrite.co.uk
The final presentations for this year’s Medical i-Teams course will be held on Tuesday 12th March at the Clinical School on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus. Arrive from 6.30pm for a networking session with finger buffet and presentations will start at 7pm in Lecture Theatre 2. This course, run in partnership with the Cambridge Academy of Therapeutic Sciences, allows teams of PhD students and post-docs to work with inventors to investigate the commercial potential and user requirements of a real University of Cambridge medical invention, gaining hands-on skills and experience. The teams have done excellent work and proved very helpful to the inventors.
The projects for this term are:
1. Designing a screening device for ovarian cancer, with Dr. Elizabeth Moore, Addenbrookes Hospital and Cancer Research UK
2. Identifying the need and range of uses for a microdialysis sensor in patient care, with Dr. Tanya Hutter, Chemistry
3. Wireless neonatal monitoring, with Oliver Bonner, Engineering