Beating Malaria – London 2014: 1st - 3rd July 2014
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Recent Meeting Reports
- The Immunology of a Successful Pregnancy
- Analysis of Autophagy Regulation: Discussion of recent research and new technologies
- The 2013 Stem Cells Discussion Forum: Working Towards Clinical Application
- Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells: Production and Utility in Regenerative Medicine and Other Applications
- Towards 2020 the genetic influence on obesity and associated disease
- Cell suicide is not painless for the flow cytometrist: New assays to measure cell death
- 3rd Annual Miniaturisation Event – Micro Scale Bioprocess Development
- International Forum for Disaster Victim Identification
- Bacteriophages: Nature and Exploitation
- Cell culture technology: Recent advances and future prospects
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Publications
- The Immunology of a Successful Pregnancy
- Analysis of Autophagy Regulation: Discussion of recent research and new technologies
- The 2013 Stem Cells Discussion Forum: Working Towards Clinical Application
- Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells: Production and Utility in Regenerative Medicine and Other Applications
- Towards 2020 the genetic influence on obesity and associated disease
- Cell suicide is not painless for the flow cytometrist: New assays to measure cell death
- 3rd Annual Miniaturisation Event – Micro Scale Bioprocess Development
- Thriving as a PhD Student
- How Your Body Solves The Problem of Pregnancy
- International Forum for Disaster Victim Identification
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