Health Schools events
Print versionNovember 2009
Wednesday 25 November
12.00, London Myology Forum, fourth meeting
Gordon Museum, Guy’s Campus
Contact: Pete Zammit
Registration
12.30 – 13.30, James Black Centre Seminar Series: Company Seminar: Sigma Aldrich (to be confirmed)
Large Seminar Room, Ground floor, James Black Centre, Denmark Hill Campus
Lunch from 12.00 noon in the foyer
Contact:Liz Belton
12:45-13:45, Diagnosis in general practice: why diseases that are neither the most common nor the most serious can get missed
Speaker: Dr Olga Kostopoulou
Department of General Practice & Primary Care, Lecture Theatre, 5 Lambeth Walk, St Thomas' Campus
Contact: Marilyn Peters
13:00, Nutritional Sciences Division Seminar: The Interplay between Oxygen Sensing and Iron Homeostasis
Speaker: Dr Samira Lakhal, Postdoctoral Research Scientist, The Oxygen Sensing Group, Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics University of Oxford
Room 4.63, Franklin-Wilkins Building, Waterloo Campus.
Contact: Karen Conway
17.30, Honorary degree ceremony: honorary graduates include Professor Lap-Chee Tsui FRS, Vice Chancellor of the University of Hong Kong and internationally renowned geneticist.
Chapel, Strand Campus.
Entry to the ceremony and reception afterwards is by invitation only
Email Dimitri Provias to request an invitation.
16:30-18:00, Palliative Care Seminar/master class programme: Mixed methods research/End of life decision making study
Speaker: Professor Clive Seale
Palliative Care Seminar Room, 3rd floor, Weston Education Centre, Denmark Hill Campus
There is no charge for these events but please contact us so that we can keep track of numbers attending.
Contact: Sian Best on 020 7848 5584
16:00 - 18:00, Pharmaceutical Science Division Seminar: Seminar: Mechanism of Arsenic Binding to Metallothioneins from Time -and Temperature-Resolved Electrospray Ionization Mass Spectrometry. Unravelling the complete metal binding mechanism for a multiple-metal binding protein
G.79 FWB, Waterloo Campus
Contact: Monica Barbone
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12.00, London Myology Forum, fourth meeting
Gordon Museum, Guy’s Campus
Contact: Pete Zammit
Registration
12.30 – 13.30, James Black Centre Seminar Series: Company Seminar: Sigma Aldrich (to be confirmed)
Large Seminar Room, Ground floor, James Black Centre, Denmark Hill Campus
Lunch from 12.00 noon in the foyer
Contact:Liz Belton
12:45-13:45, Diagnosis in general practice: why diseases that are neither the most common nor the most serious can get missed
Speaker: Dr Olga Kostopoulou
Department of General Practice & Primary Care, Lecture Theatre, 5 Lambeth Walk, St Thomas' Campus
Contact: Marilyn Peters
13:00, Nutritional Sciences Division Seminar: The Interplay between Oxygen Sensing and Iron Homeostasis
Speaker: Dr Samira Lakhal, Postdoctoral Research Scientist, The Oxygen Sensing Group, Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics University of Oxford
Room 4.63, Franklin-Wilkins Building, Waterloo Campus.
Contact: Karen Conway
17.30, Honorary degree ceremony: honorary graduates include Professor Lap-Chee Tsui FRS, Vice Chancellor of the University of Hong Kong and internationally renowned geneticist.
Chapel, Strand Campus.
Entry to the ceremony and reception afterwards is by invitation only
Email Dimitri Provias to request an invitation.
16:30-18:00, Palliative Care Seminar/master class programme: Mixed methods research/End of life decision making study
Speaker: Professor Clive Seale
Palliative Care Seminar Room, 3rd floor, Weston Education Centre, Denmark Hill Campus
There is no charge for these events but please contact us so that we can keep track of numbers attending.
Contact: Sian Best on 020 7848 5584
16:00 - 18:00, Pharmaceutical Science Division Seminar: Seminar: Mechanism of Arsenic Binding to Metallothioneins from Time -and Temperature-Resolved Electrospray Ionization Mass Spectrometry. Unravelling the complete metal binding mechanism for a multiple-metal binding protein
G.79 FWB, Waterloo Campus
Contact: Monica Barbone
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December 2009
Wednesday 2 December
12.45 - 13.45, Critical awareness in undergraduate medical education: insights from an ethnographic study
Speaker: Dr Sara Donetto, Centre for Public Policy Research
Department of General Practice & Primary Care, Lecture Theatre 5 Lambeth Walk Practice, St Thomas' Campus
Contact: Marilyn Peters on 0207 848 4156 or Louise Stacey on 0207 848 4100 for further information
13:00-14:00, Biomedical forum: (title tbc)
Venue tbc
The event will be video-linked from the host site to colleagues on the sister sites.
Click here for more information
13:00-14:00, Nutritional Sciences Division seminar series: The influence of environmental factors, particularly diet, on the development and function of the endocrine pancreas
Speaker: Dr Michael Christie
FWB 4.63, FWB, Waterloo Campus
Email: Karen Conway or telephone 020 7848 4419
16.00-19.30, Health Schools Graduate Taught Programmes Open Day
Find out more about MSc programmes in the Schools of Biomedical & Health Sciences, Medicine, Nursing and Midwifery and the Institute of Psychiatry
Franklin-Wilkins Building, Waterloo Campus
More information
17.00 – 18.30, Translational Medicine Faculty launch
Lecture Theatre 1, New Hunt’s House,Guy’s Campus
17.30-19.00, School of Medicine Open Medical Education Committee: Women in Medicine - The Future
Gowland Hopkins Lecture Theatre, Hodgkin Building, Guy’s Campus.
Refreshments will be available prior to the meeting from 17.00-17.30 in Revelstoke House, Henriette Raphael House.
Contact: Andrea Honess
Thursday 3 December
17:00 -18:00, Infection Research Group Seminar: Stress responses in oral bacteria
Speaker: Professor Gunnel Svensater, Malmo University, Sweden
Lecture Room, Floor 18, Tower Wing, Guy's Hospital
Email: Louise King
More information
Wednesday 9 December
12.30 – 13.30, James Black Centre Seminar Series: Investigating gene expression as a mediator of genetic susceptibility to schizophrenia
Speaker: Dr Nicholas Bray
Large Seminar Room, Ground floor, James Black Centre, Denmark Hill Campus
Lunch from 12.00 noon in the foyer
Contact: Liz Belton
12:45-13:45, H1N1 (swine flu): an update for primary care
Speaker: Professor Peter Openshaw, Imperial College
Department of General Practice & Primary Care, Lecture Theatre, 5 Lambeth Walk, St Thomas' Campus
Contact: Marilyn Peters
15:30 - 19:00, 25th Meeting London Vascular Biology Forum: Christmas Poster Meeting
Waterloo Campus
Contact: Albert Ferro
More information
Registration
Wednesday 16 December
12:30 -13:30, Mucosal Biology Research Seminar: Immunopathogenesis of HIV infection and progress in the development of a vaccine
Lecture Room, Floor 18, Tower Wing, Guy's Campus
Contact: Louise King
More information
12:45-13:45, Plagiarism, libel and the founding of The Lancet
Speaker: Thomas Wakley
Department of General Practice & Primary Care, Lecture Theatre, 5 Lambeth Walk, St Thomas' Campus
Contact: Marilyn Peters
13:00, Nutritional Sciences Division Seminar: Lessons from genetic studies in obesity
Speaker: Dr Sadaf Farooqi, Senior Research Associate, University of Cambridge
Room 4.63, Franklin-Wilkins Building, Waterloo Campus.
Contact: Karen Conway
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17:00 -18:00, Infection Research Group Seminar: Stress responses in oral bacteria
Lecture Room, Floor 18, Tower Wing, Guy's Hospital
12.45 - 13.45, Critical awareness in undergraduate medical education: insights from an ethnographic study
Speaker: Dr Sara Donetto, Centre for Public Policy Research
Department of General Practice & Primary Care, Lecture Theatre 5 Lambeth Walk Practice, St Thomas' Campus
Contact: Marilyn Peters on 0207 848 4156 or Louise Stacey on 0207 848 4100 for further information
13:00-14:00, Biomedical forum: (title tbc)
Venue tbc
The event will be video-linked from the host site to colleagues on the sister sites.
Click here for more information
13:00-14:00, Nutritional Sciences Division seminar series: The influence of environmental factors, particularly diet, on the development and function of the endocrine pancreas
Speaker: Dr Michael Christie
FWB 4.63, FWB, Waterloo Campus
Email: Karen Conway or telephone 020 7848 4419
16.00-19.30, Health Schools Graduate Taught Programmes Open Day
Find out more about MSc programmes in the Schools of Biomedical & Health Sciences, Medicine, Nursing and Midwifery and the Institute of Psychiatry
Franklin-Wilkins Building, Waterloo Campus
More information
17.00 – 18.30, Translational Medicine Faculty launch
Lecture Theatre 1, New Hunt’s House,Guy’s Campus
17.30-19.00, School of Medicine Open Medical Education Committee: Women in Medicine - The Future
Gowland Hopkins Lecture Theatre, Hodgkin Building, Guy’s Campus.
Refreshments will be available prior to the meeting from 17.00-17.30 in Revelstoke House, Henriette Raphael House.
Contact: Andrea Honess
Thursday 3 December
17:00 -18:00, Infection Research Group Seminar: Stress responses in oral bacteria
Speaker: Professor Gunnel Svensater, Malmo University, Sweden
Lecture Room, Floor 18, Tower Wing, Guy's Hospital
Email: Louise King
More information
Wednesday 9 December
12.30 – 13.30, James Black Centre Seminar Series: Investigating gene expression as a mediator of genetic susceptibility to schizophrenia
Speaker: Dr Nicholas Bray
Large Seminar Room, Ground floor, James Black Centre, Denmark Hill Campus
Lunch from 12.00 noon in the foyer
Contact: Liz Belton
12:45-13:45, H1N1 (swine flu): an update for primary care
Speaker: Professor Peter Openshaw, Imperial College
Department of General Practice & Primary Care, Lecture Theatre, 5 Lambeth Walk, St Thomas' Campus
Contact: Marilyn Peters
15:30 - 19:00, 25th Meeting London Vascular Biology Forum: Christmas Poster Meeting
Waterloo Campus
Contact: Albert Ferro
More information
Registration
Wednesday 16 December
12:30 -13:30, Mucosal Biology Research Seminar: Immunopathogenesis of HIV infection and progress in the development of a vaccine
Lecture Room, Floor 18, Tower Wing, Guy's Campus
Contact: Louise King
More information
12:45-13:45, Plagiarism, libel and the founding of The Lancet
Speaker: Thomas Wakley
Department of General Practice & Primary Care, Lecture Theatre, 5 Lambeth Walk, St Thomas' Campus
Contact: Marilyn Peters
13:00, Nutritional Sciences Division Seminar: Lessons from genetic studies in obesity
Speaker: Dr Sadaf Farooqi, Senior Research Associate, University of Cambridge
Room 4.63, Franklin-Wilkins Building, Waterloo Campus.
Contact: Karen Conway
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17:00 -18:00, Infection Research Group Seminar: Stress responses in oral bacteria
Lecture Room, Floor 18, Tower Wing, Guy's Hospital
January 2010
Wednesday 27 January
17.00, Centre for the Study of Incentives in Health seminar: The Issues, Challenges and Constraints of Decision Making in the Policy Making Process
Speaker: David Buck, Deputy Director, Health Inequalities Unit, Department of Health
Venue at King's College London tbc
Contact: Sarah Hawkins to attend
More information
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17.00, Centre for the Study of Incentives in Health seminar: The Issues, Challenges and Constraints of Decision Making in the Policy Making Process
Speaker: David Buck, Deputy Director, Health Inequalities Unit, Department of Health
Venue at King's College London tbc
Contact: Sarah Hawkins to attend
More information
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February 2010
Wednesday 25 February
10:00 - 13:00 King's Business course: Prepare to Innovate Workshop on translating your research and working with business (repeated on 14 May)
Register at http://training.kcl.ac.uk Course Code 129
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10:00 - 13:00 King's Business course: Prepare to Innovate Workshop on translating your research and working with business (repeated on 14 May)
Register at http://training.kcl.ac.uk Course Code 129
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March 2010
Tuesday 2 March
17.30, Inaugural Lecture: Corinne Houart, Professor of Developmental Biology
Lecture Theatre 1, New Hunt's House, Guy's Campus
Wednesday 24 March
17.00, Centre for the Study of Incentives in Health seminar: The State's Role in Promoting Healthy Behaviour: Incentives versus Facilitation
Speaker: Professor Jonathan Wolff, Department of Philosophy, University College London
Venue at King's College London tbc
Contact: Sarah Hawkins to attend
More information
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17.30, Inaugural Lecture: Corinne Houart, Professor of Developmental Biology
Lecture Theatre 1, New Hunt's House, Guy's Campus
Wednesday 24 March
17.00, Centre for the Study of Incentives in Health seminar: The State's Role in Promoting Healthy Behaviour: Incentives versus Facilitation
Speaker: Professor Jonathan Wolff, Department of Philosophy, University College London
Venue at King's College London tbc
Contact: Sarah Hawkins to attend
More information
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