The CPB launched a new network to help support early career researchers at the University of Cambridge interested in interdisciplinary research working at the intersection between biological/biomedical sciences and physical sciences.
So, if you are using single molecule and super-resolution microscopy, single-cell profiling, in vivo live-imaging, microfluidics and biophysical approaches, or statistical, computational and theoretical modelling-based methods….. You should join!
(We welcome advanced PhD students, postdocs, and other researchers at the early stages of their career)
The network meets once a month in different venues across the campus mostly during lunch time. During these informal sessions you can expect one or more chalk talks, which should be accessible for researchers from diverse backgrounds while at the same time inspiring a lively discussion that might help you find new solutions, 'served' with a slice of pizza!
CPB Early Career Researchers Network organising committee:
Lakshmi Balasubramaniam
Thomas Blake
Susie McLaren
Anna Lippert
Jean Huertas Martin
Iskra Yanakieva
How to get involved:
Slack (cpb-ecr.slack.com)
Mailing list (physbiol-early-career@lists.cam.ac.uk).
Next meeting
5 April
Joseph Thottacherry: 'A morphogenesis problem: How to make the gut longer but not wider?’
Previous meetings
2023
1 March
speakers: Jan Huertas Martin (Dept. Chemistry)
1 February
speakers: Wolfram Poenisch (PDN) and Jana Sipkova (PDN)
18 January
Pub social
2022
7 December
speakers: Euan Smithers (Sainsbury Lab) and Geraldine Jowett (PDN)
2 November
speakers: Man Zhou and Yavor Novev (Dept. Chemical Engineering)
5 October
Pub social
13 July
speakers: Thomas Blake (Gurdon) and Shuvrangsu Das (Dept. Engineering)
8 June
speaker: Enrico Sandro Collizi
11 May
networking activity
6 April
Welcome and introduction
Short talks by previous awardess of the CPB Pump Priming Grants
