Time

Event 

Location

9:45am - 9:50am

Welcome and the REF from Jon Friedland

The Curve Lecture Theatre (Hunter Wing, L0)

9:50am - 10:40am

“Impact and Arrivals” session

Presentations of 2 of our impact cases from the REF and 3 of our new arrivals:

• Jason Hinds: ‘Novel molecular serotyping technology advances worldwide pneumococcal vaccine impact and development.’
• Sanjay Sharma: ‘Preventing sudden death in the best by refining a cheap test!’
• Marta Futema: ‘Finding FH to prevent coronary heart disease’
• Lindsay Bearne: ‘Stepping forwards: supporting walking behaviour change in people with peripheral arterial disease’
• Kirsty Le Doare: ‘Driving strategies to prevent neonatal Group B streptococcal infection’.

The Curve Lecture Theatre (Hunter Wing, L0)

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10:40am - 2pm

Poster presentations

Boardrooms and Alistair Hunter Room (Jenner Wing, L2)

12pm - 2pm

Lunch

2:30pm - 2:45pm

Prizegiving

The Curve Lecture Theatre (Hunter Wing, L0)

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2:45pm - 3:45pm

St. George’s, Research Awards

Presentation by winners in each category:

• Outstanding Research Publication (2021-22)
• Outstanding Postdoctoral Research Scientist Award
• Excellence in Public/Civic Engagement in Research
• Prize for Outstanding Research Achievement by a University Lecturer
• Prize for Outstanding Research Achievement by a University Senior Lecturer.

The Curve Lecture Theatre (Hunter Wing, L0)

3:45pm - 4pm

Break

4pm - 5pm

The Thomas Young Lecture: Professor Sir Mark Caulfield

Transforming precision healthcare: Making personalised diagnoses and tailoring treatment.

The Curve Lecture Theatre (Hunter Wing, L0)

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5pm - 7pm

Reception