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CAREERS AND OPPORTUNITIES IN TROPICAL MEDICINE AND INTERNATIONAL HEALTH RESEARCH
- Hosted by:
- Royal Society of Tropical Medicine & Hygiene
- Speaker:
- None listed
- Starts:
- June 27, 2007 at 09:15 am
- Ends:
- June 27, 2007 at 05:00 pm
- Location:
- Royal Geographical Society, , 1 Kensington Gore, London, SW7 2AR United Kingdom
- Maps:
Description
A meeting aimed at postgraduate researchers and students who would like to learn more about possible research careers in the areas of tropical medicine and international health.
Programme
09.15 REGISTRATION
09.30 Welcome and introduction – Brian Greenwood and Trudie Lang
10.00 Designing new medicines for the world’s biggest killers – Steve Ward
10.30 Learning from a disease of the rich – cancer, to discover drugs against diseases of the poor – malaria – Alexis Nzila
11. 00 COFFEE BREAK
11.30 The pharmaceutical industry – its role in fighting diseases of poverty – Martin Bates
12.00 Understanding reality: the importance of socio-behavioural research in tropical public health – Caroline Jones
12.30 Maintaining a scientific career in tropical health: from research to control and back again – Russell Stothard
13.00 LUNCH
14.00 Developing a new vaccine for tuberculosis – Helen Fletcher
14.30 Freedom from mosquitoes: la lutta continua! – Jo Lines
15.00 TEA BREAK
15.30 The ups and downs of running a laboratory in the tropics – Mandy Walsh
16.00 Funding opportunities and career ladders – Pauline Beattie
16.45 Closing remarks – Brian Greenwood
- Registration required:
- Yes
- Free:
- Yes
Additional information
APPROVED FOR CPD
Attendance at this meeting is free of charge but for security and catering purposes, it is essential to register beforehand. Please contact the Society (mail@rstmh.org) to book a place by Wednesday 20 June 2007 at the latest.
For more information
- Contact person:
- Royal Society of Tropical Medicine & Hygiene
- Phone:
- 020 7580 2127
- Email:
- mail [ at ] rstmh.org
- Website:
- CAREERS AND OPPORTUNITIES IN TROPICAL MEDICINE AND INTERNATIONAL HEALTH RESEARCH
