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Event summary: Clinician-scientist-engineer challenges workshop in infection | Imperial News | Imperial College London
In October, The Institute of Infection and MedTechONE co-hosted a clinical challenges workshop. Professor Graham Cooke chaired this meeting and there were introductionary addresses from Professor Daniel Elson and Professor Charles Bangham. The workshop brought together infection researchers, clinicians, engineers and artificial intelligence (AI) experts who are working on infectious diseases, including interventions, diagnosis, and treatment.
Economics of Pandemic Preparedness: New report highlights key themes
In April, over 130 representatives from finance, economics, public health, epidemiology and infectious diseases assembled at the Royal Society and online for the workshop, Economics of Pandemic Preparedness: Trade-offs in peacetime and pandemics. The themes and discussions from the event have now been summarised in a newly-published comprehensive event report. Read the report.
International experts explore diagnostics for infectious diseases
Over two days in March, 40 international speakers and over 200 in-person and online attendees explored novel diagnostics technologies and what it takes to translate them into tools for the detection, pathogen identification and treatment of infections.
Impact of artificial intelligence on AMR: Common themes and challenges
On February 9th, over 55 in-person and 60 online attendees joined a collaborative symposium to explore the impact of AI in research and practice on AMR.
Retrovirology Symposium: A celebration of 60 years of friendship & collaboration
The day celebrated the semi-retirement of Professor Jonathan Weber and Professor Charles Bangham, who first met at junior school 60 years ago. Around 60 people attended the Retrovirology Symposium on 6 July to hear talks about HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) and HTLV-1 by academics from across the globe.
How to fight fungal infection: the path of yeast resistance
By Natasha Khaleeq and Melanie Bradnam Fungal Disease Awareness Week begins on September 18th. The week is organised by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), who have chosen this year’s theme of Think Fungus. The campaign aims to highlight the growing challenges, complexities, and the devastating impact of fungal diseases.
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