Centre for Inflammation Research

Seminar series Jan-Mar 2019

Invited speakers

This seminar series takes place on a Friday at 12 noon (unless otherwise stated) in the Wellcome Auditorium, QMRI and is not open to the general public.

Date Speaker Title Host

12 NOON THURSDAY 24th January 2019

Professor Rodolfo Lavilla, Professor of Organic Chemistry, University of Barcelona

'Unexplored reactivity patterns: new avenues to chemical diversity'

Dr Marc Vendrell
25th January 2019 Professor Phill Hawkins, Babraham Institute

‘Signalling via PI3Ks in Neutrophils’

Dr Sonja Vermeren

1st February 2019

Dr Rebecca Gentek, Centre for Inmmunologuy of Marseille-Luminy

‘Expanding the ’layered immune system’ - towards exploring its functions’

Dr Calum Bain
8th February 2019

Dr Georgia Perona-Wright, Centre for Immunobiology, University of Glasgow

‘Immune balance in influenza infection: epigenetic control of IL-10 expression’ Dr Steve Jenkins

22nd February 2019

Dr Ines Pineda Torra, Department of Metabolism & Experimental Therapeutics, University College London ‘Uncovering new roles for LXR: focus on lipid metabolism in autoimmunity’ Dr Douglas Gibson
1st March 2019 Dr Annie Curtis, Research Lecturer, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland

‘Innate Rhythms, The role of the molecular clock in controlling inflammation and metabolism in innate immunity’

Professor Sarah Walmsley
15th March 2019 Professor Liam O’Mahony, Department of Medicine and Microbiology, University College Cork

'Bacterial Regulation of Immune Responses within the Lung'

Professor Jurgen Schwarze
22nd March 2019 Gail Robertson, Statistical Consultant, Statistical Consultancy Unit, University of Edinburgh

'Statistics in medical research: what researchers should know and where to get help'

Professor Chris Gregory
CANCELLED - TO BE RESCHEDULED 29th March 2019

CANCELLED - TO BE RESCHEDULED              

Professor William Agace, Mucosal Immunology, Lund University

CANCELLED - TO BE RESCHEDULED Dr Gwo-Tzer Ho

Organiser: Sonia Rafferty (sonia.rafferty@ed.ac.uk)