Upcoming Events

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Navigating Innovation in Women’s Health: A Starter’s Toolkit

Room B, West Hub, Cambridge

11th March 2026

15:00 - 18:00

Are you a researcher at Cambridge curious about how your insights in women’s health could lead to real-world impact?

Join for “Navigating Innovation in Women’s Health: A Starter’s Toolkit” - a hands-on, interactive half-day workshop designed to help you:

  • Understand how to assess the real-world value of your idea
  • Learn the basics of early-stage fundraising
  • Explore what “innovation” and “spinouts” actually involve
  • Connect with peers and build interdisciplinary collaborations

No fully formed idea or prior experience needed - just curiosity and passion!

This workshop is ideal for postgraduate students and staff interested in turning research into meaningful change for women’s health.

Co-organised with Cambridge Enterprise and the Cambridge Femtech Society - come spark ideas and take your first steps towards making a difference! 🚀

Registration is open! https://forms.office.com/e/0XmRDsfgrt

 

Cambridge New Therapeutics Forum (CamNTF)

Jeffrey Cheah Biomedical Centre, Lecture Theatre and Exhibition Space

18th March 2026

16:00 - 20:00

Hosted by the Cambridge Alliance on Medicines Safety (CAMS) and the British Toxicology Society (BTS).

Join us for an insightful event hosted by the Cambridge Alliance on Medicines Safety (CAMS) and the British Toxicology Society (BTS), focused on the safety of advanced therapeutics. This session will bring together leading academic and industry experts to explore challenges, innovations, and regulatory perspectives in this rapidly evolving field and will provide an unique opportunity for local networking.

Title: Safety of Advanced Therapeutics

Speakers include Joel Parry (GSK), Paul Fowler (FStox Consulting Ltd) and Sophie Regan (AstraZeneca).

Register here

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!