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2018
March
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David Lurie Public Lecture
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The event will be free to attend and booking will not be required. The event is part of British Science Week.
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Cafe Scientifique - Explosive social contagion and immunisation
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An informal way to engage with the latest topics in science
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Clock-work in health and disease: How genes time our physiology and behaviour
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Join Dr Tyler Stevenson from the School of Biological Sciences, 黑料网 for a talk exploring biological rhythms.
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Rowett Institute Staff Seminar
-Linking foods consumed and eating location in British teenagers: evidence from the National Diet and Nutrition Survey 2008-20
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Food and Social Media: Just #foodporn or a force for good?
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Whether it is the endless Instagram pictures of meals, celebrity food bloggers touting the latest fad diet, or Twitter users commenting on their latest take-away experience, it seems that food is all over social media. But is there more to this deluge of online material than people just impressing their...
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Cafe MED - The bottle and the baby's brain: Foetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder
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Join us for short informal talks that bring together leading bio-science researchers and clinicians.
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CANCELLED: North Coast 500 Challenge Open Day
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Come along to this special Rowett Institute open day where you can meet some of our researchers who will be taking on the challenge of cycling the North Coast 500 route to raise funds for cancer research at the 黑料网.
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Parasites - Friends or Foes of a Healthy Immune System?
-Rick Maizels - Wellcome Trust Centre for Molecular Parasitology - University of Glasgow's Institute of Infection, Immunity and Inflammation
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HERU Seminar - Professor Aki Tsuchiya
-This HERU seminar will be given by Professor Aki Tsuchiya of the University of Sheffield. The seminar starts at 1pm, with a sandwich lunch available from 12.30pm. Title: An exploration of the non-iterative time trade off method to value health states. (with Yan Feng, Arne Risa Hole, Milad Karimi, Ben van Hout) Abstract: Time...
