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CambridgeATS @CambridgeATS

Bringing together therapeutic sciences across Cambridge University and industry; driving new research, training opportunities and policy development

Joined February 2017
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Wearables Are Getting Smarter: Deploying AI on Microcontrollers Join Dr Luke Taylor, Founder of DeepGate Ltd, for the next G2T Webinar Series, co-hosted by the @Cambridge_Uni and the @OfficialUoM. Chaired by Dr Garreth Prendergast. Register:tickettailor.com/events/g2tg…
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A huge congratulations to Professor Anne Willis, Director of @MRC_TU and Co-director of (CATS) @CambridgeATS on being elected a 2026 Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences. Read more:mrc-tox.cam.ac.uk/news/prof-…
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Register your place today! 18 March 2026 - 16:00–20:00 at Lecture Theatre and Exhibition Space, Jeffrey Cheah Biomedical Centre, Cambridge Biomedical Campus Register now at lnkd.in/esytPKs8
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Registration is now open for the PATDD Course 2026! Secure your place today! bit.ly/4c2bNtx
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Don't miss your chance to register your interest to speak at this event! Or do you have a speaker to suggest? Mechanistic & Discovery Toxicology in the era of AI and NAMs - Scan the QR code to register your interest! Tues 16 June 2026 09:00 -18:00 GSK, SG1 2NY
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Mechanistic & Discovery Toxicology in the era of AI and NAMs - Are you interested in speaking at this event or have a speaker to suggest? Date: Tues 16 June 2026 Time: 09:00 - 18:00 Venue: GlaxoSmithKline, Stevenage, SG1 2NY Scan the QR code to register your interest!
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Milner Therapeutics Institute@TheMilnerInst
21 Nov 2025
📣 Did you know that @CambridgeATS has a seminar series, training and other opportunities? Find all details here: ow.ly/3XO450TC4eo
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Warmest Wishes from the CATS Team!
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Don’t play roulette with vector candidates! Join Dr Alan Griffith (@VectorBuilder) for our Gateway to Translation webinar on rethinking vector design & delivery—from lab bench to gene therapy. Date: 15/10/2025 Time: 14:00 - 15:00 Register here: tickettailor.com/events/g2tg…
#GeneTherapy #TranslationalScience #Biotech #ResearchInnovation #VectorDesign #Manchester #Webinar

ALT #GeneTherapy #TranslationalScience #Biotech #ResearchInnovation #VectorDesign #Manchester #Webinar
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The Nobel Prize
@NobelPrize
6 Oct 2025
Our immune system is an evolutionary masterpiece. Every day it protects us from the thousands of different viruses, bacteria and other microbes that attempt to invade our bodies. Without a functioning immune system, we would not survive. One of the immune system’s marvels is its ability to identify pathogens and differentiate them from the body’s own cells. The microbes that threaten our health do not wear a uniform – they all have different appearances. Many have also developed similarities to human cells, as a form of camouflage. So how does the immune system keep track of what to attack and what to protect? Why doesn’t the immune system attack our bodies more frequently? Researchers long believed they knew the answer to these questions: that immune cells mature through a process called central immune tolerance (see image). However, our immune system turned out to be more complex than they believed. Mary Brunkow, Fred Ramsdell and Shimon Sakaguchi have been awarded the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for their discoveries concerning peripheral immune tolerance.
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British Society for Immunology@britsocimm
6 Oct 2025
Learn bioinformatics from scratch with our highly rated beginners’ #bioinformatics #training course! Running 8–19 December 2025, this course will teach you R, omic data analysis, & how to create publication-quality plots. BSI members receive a discount! bit.ly/4maNpqF
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We are inviting applications for the role of Chair of the Research Professorships funding committee. If you have experience in research leadership, a strong commitment to equity and inclusion, and a desire to contribute to rigorous funding decision-making, we’d love to hear from you. Learn more and apply: nihr.ac.uk/get-involved/comm… Please share with colleagues or networks who might be interested.
A woman smiles while wearing a blue NIHR lanyard and name badge. The image promotes a recruitment opportunity for the "Chair of Research Professorships funding committee" with a closing date of 25 October 2025. The NIHR logo appears at the top left.

ALT A woman smiles while wearing a blue NIHR lanyard and name badge. The image promotes a recruitment opportunity for the "Chair of Research Professorships funding committee" with a closing date of 25 October 2025. The NIHR logo appears at the top left.
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The Nobel Prize
@NobelPrize
6 Oct 2025
BREAKING NEWS The 2025 #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to Mary E. Brunkow, Fred Ramsdell and Shimon Sakaguchi “for their discoveries concerning peripheral immune tolerance.”
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Join us for the CAMS Symposium on In-Silico & Multi-omic Approaches to Predictive Toxicology 🧬 🔹 23 Sept (1–5PM BST) 🔹 AI, systems modelling & drug safety 🔹 Live Q&A roundtables 💻 Online via Zoom Register here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/in-silico…
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Milner Therapeutics Institute@TheMilnerInst
16 Sep 2025
The call for the second Cohort of the Cambridge NeuroWorks Fellowship Programme is now open! 🧠 This is a bold opportunity for innovators and original thinkers who aspire to revolutionise neurotechnology. ⏳ October 1 🔗 connecthealthtech.mn.co/plan… 🔗 cambridgeneuroworks.org/
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CRUK Cambridge Centre@CRUKCamCentre
16 Sep 2025
Brain tumours are the leading cause of cancer death in children and young people in the UK. @CRUKCBTCE (@Cambridge_Uni & @ICR_London) is driving new treatments. Find out more ➡️ zurl.co/uyDzz zurl.co/7B5XG #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth #CCAM25
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Milner Therapeutics Institute@TheMilnerInst
17 Sep 2025
Founders Growth Community: 1:1 meetings with pharma companies 🗓️ 25 September ⏰ 2–4pm 📍The Glasshouse, Cambridge This month’s networking session has reached capacity, but you still have until 8 Sept to request 1:1 meetings with pharma companies! ow.ly/hPSt50WTM7r
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Join us for this month’s G2T (Gateway to Translation) webinar! En Route to 3D Printed Organs: the Role of Bio-inks 30 Sept 2025 | 2–3 PM (BST) | Online This will be presented by Dr @JasVanHoorick, CEO of @BIO_INX and chairedby Prof Athina Markaki Register: tickettailor.com/events/g2tg…
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CRUK Cambridge Centre@CRUKCamCentre
1 Sep 2025
📢 September is #BloodCancerAwarenessMonth. This week, we’re highlighting the research our Haematological Malignancies Virtual Institute members! There are many types of blood cancers. Find out more on the Cancer Research UK website: zurl.co/1i6eB #FocusOnCamCancer
Four infographic panels from Cancer Research UK Cambridge Centre on types of blood cancers. Panel 1 introduces three main groups. Panel 2 explains leukaemia, affecting white blood cells in bone marrow. Panel 3 covers lymphoma, affecting lymphocytes in the immune system. Panel 4 describes myeloma, affecting plasma cells in bone marrow. Each panel includes bold titles, brief descriptions, and simple illustrations showing cells, the human body, or bone structure in bright blue, pink, and white.

ALT Four infographic panels from Cancer Research UK Cambridge Centre on types of blood cancers. Panel 1 introduces three main groups. Panel 2 explains leukaemia, affecting white blood cells in bone marrow. Panel 3 covers lymphoma, affecting lymphocytes in the immune system. Panel 4 describes myeloma, affecting plasma cells in bone marrow. Each panel includes bold titles, brief descriptions, and simple illustrations showing cells, the human body, or bone structure in bright blue, pink, and white.

Four infographic panels from Cancer Research UK Cambridge Centre on types of blood cancers. Panel 1 introduces three main groups. Panel 2 explains leukaemia, affecting white blood cells in bone marrow. Panel 3 covers lymphoma, affecting lymphocytes in the immune system. Panel 4 describes myeloma, affecting plasma cells in bone marrow. Each panel includes bold titles, brief descriptions, and simple illustrations showing cells, the human body, or bone structure in bright blue, pink, and white.

ALT Four infographic panels from Cancer Research UK Cambridge Centre on types of blood cancers. Panel 1 introduces three main groups. Panel 2 explains leukaemia, affecting white blood cells in bone marrow. Panel 3 covers lymphoma, affecting lymphocytes in the immune system. Panel 4 describes myeloma, affecting plasma cells in bone marrow. Each panel includes bold titles, brief descriptions, and simple illustrations showing cells, the human body, or bone structure in bright blue, pink, and white.

Four infographic panels from Cancer Research UK Cambridge Centre on types of blood cancers. Panel 1 introduces three main groups. Panel 2 explains leukaemia, affecting white blood cells in bone marrow. Panel 3 covers lymphoma, affecting lymphocytes in the immune system. Panel 4 describes myeloma, affecting plasma cells in bone marrow. Each panel includes bold titles, brief descriptions, and simple illustrations showing cells, the human body, or bone structure in bright blue, pink, and white.

ALT Four infographic panels from Cancer Research UK Cambridge Centre on types of blood cancers. Panel 1 introduces three main groups. Panel 2 explains leukaemia, affecting white blood cells in bone marrow. Panel 3 covers lymphoma, affecting lymphocytes in the immune system. Panel 4 describes myeloma, affecting plasma cells in bone marrow. Each panel includes bold titles, brief descriptions, and simple illustrations showing cells, the human body, or bone structure in bright blue, pink, and white.

Four infographic panels from Cancer Research UK Cambridge Centre on types of blood cancers. Panel 1 introduces three main groups. Panel 2 explains leukaemia, affecting white blood cells in bone marrow. Panel 3 covers lymphoma, affecting lymphocytes in the immune system. Panel 4 describes myeloma, affecting plasma cells in bone marrow. Each panel includes bold titles, brief descriptions, and simple illustrations showing cells, the human body, or bone structure in bright blue, pink, and white.

ALT Four infographic panels from Cancer Research UK Cambridge Centre on types of blood cancers. Panel 1 introduces three main groups. Panel 2 explains leukaemia, affecting white blood cells in bone marrow. Panel 3 covers lymphoma, affecting lymphocytes in the immune system. Panel 4 describes myeloma, affecting plasma cells in bone marrow. Each panel includes bold titles, brief descriptions, and simple illustrations showing cells, the human body, or bone structure in bright blue, pink, and white.
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Milner Therapeutics Institute@TheMilnerInst
1 Sep 2025
📣 Milner Seminars: Focus on spatial biology Please join us on 25 September for the next instalment of our seminar series, with talks from Esther Baena (@OwkinScience) and Mats Nilsson (@Stockholm_Uni and @sangerinstitute). Find out more and register: ow.ly/xA2250Wu1Rz
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