Upcoming Events
Events at a glance
- Cambridge New Therapeutics Forum (CamNTF)
- Milner Seminar: Focus on RNA therapeutics
- Mechanistic & Discovery Toxicology in the era of AI and NAMs
- The Milner Therapeutics Symposium
- Cambridge AI Club - AI in Spatial Biology
- CCC Early Career Researchers (ECR)Network
Cambridge New Therapeutics Forum (CamNTF)
Jeffrey Cheah Biomedical Centre
Date: 19th May 2026
Time: 16:00 - 17:00
Discover how patient-centric approach can accelerate drug discovery and clinical development.
Open to all scientists researching new therapeutics in Cambridge and the local area.
The purpose of the CamNTF forum is to promote interactions between scientists from academia & industry in order to improve opportunities for biotechnology research and development. Meeting attendance is free but all attendees must register in advance.
Scientific talks (5.30 - 7.10 pm) followed by networking with drinks and nibbles.
Milner Seminar: Focus on RNA therapeutics
Jeffrey Cheah Biomedical Centre
Date: 19th May 2026
Time: 16:00 - 17:00
Please join colleagues from the Milner Therapeutics Institute for their May Seminar, with two fantastic speakers. Presentations and Q&A will be followed by refreshments and networking.
Speakers:
Konstantinos Tzelepis, Cambridge Stem Cell Institute, University of Cambridge – “Therapeutic targeting of the epitranscriptome in disease”
Adi Naamati, Eleven Therapeutics – “xRNA – mRNA therapeutics reimagined”
Mechanistic & Discovery Toxicology in the era of AI and NAMs
Date: 16th June 2026
Time: 09:00 - 18:00
Venue: GSK, Stevenage, SG1 2NY
An interactive meeting on how mechanistic & discovery toxicology integrates in silico, in vitro, and in vivo approaches to de‑risk new drugs
Cambridge Alliance on Medicines Safety (CAMS) and The British Toxicology Society (BTS) DiscoTox group are pleased to announce an exciting joint event on June 16th 2026 at GSK in Stevenage, where we explore ‘Mechanistic & Discovery Toxicology in the era of AI and NAMS’
This free wide-ranging meeting will showcase how mechanistic and discovery toxicology integrates in silico, in vitro, and short‑term in vivo approaches to de‑risk new drugs and new modalities, with speakers from across industry, biotech, and academia.
We will showcase a number of 5 minute short talks selected from submitted abstracts, so please indicate whether you would like to be considered for this during registration.
Confirmed speakers include Victoria Hutter (ImmuONE), Jan Wenzel (Sanofi), Allistair Middleton (Unilever), John Kendrick (Labcorp) and Natalie Burden (NC3Rs).
Register Here for more information and event agenda.
The Milner Therapeutics Symposium
West Road Concert Hall, Cambridge, CB3 9DP
Date: 7th July 2026
Time: 12:00 - 18:30
The Milner Therapeutics Symposium is an annual flagship event in Cambridge, bringing together >750 leading scientists, innovators, and investors from academia and industry. The Symposium showcases cutting-edge research and its potential impact on drug discovery in pharma and biotech.
The 2026 programme features plenary talks from world-class scientists, spotlight presentations from early-stage start-ups in the Milner Bio-incubator, and a cross-sector panel focused on shaping the future of science.
Registration for the Symposium closes on 25 June
CCC Early Career Researchers (ECR)Network
ECR Network welcomes everyone to the launch of a new initiative aimed at fostering connections between CCC and ECRs working on all aspects of collections-based research. The Network will be chaired, on a rotational basis, by one of the three N2H PDRAs. By taking part in the CCC ECR Network, members will:
Expand their network amongst academics and collection professionals. Members of the Network will be offered collections-specific skills workshops with curators / collections managers / exhibitions teams in Cambridge to enhance researchers’ knowledge of the working environment.
Have the opportunity to connect with other collection-based researchers for the purposes of knowledge exchange (e.g. with regard to methodology, perspective, approach) and/or collaboration.
Gain professional experience by leading, or co-leading, themed seminar sessions.
Advance their knowledge and understanding of grant funding opportunities with the support of the Research Grants Facilitator.
Gain training in Knowledge-Exchange and Impact.
Learn more about the diverse and exciting collections housed across Cambridge.
Click here for more information!