Working with patient samples at York Part of the Enhancing Research Culture series
Workshop
This event has now finished.
Event details
We are hosting an afternoon workshop for researchers looking for information on how to access patient samples and to inspire anyone thinking about more translational research.
This event is particularly aimed at ECRs and will provide guidance on what you will need to consider for fellowship and grant applications: tissue banks, the cost of NHS staff time, storage and transport of samples, etc.
The workshop will include:
- The chance to meet key members of York hospital's Research and Development Unit
- Details on patient sample resources currently available at the University of York
- Advice and information on how to collaborate with York hospital or other partners for accessing clinical samples
- An introduction to the University's procedures and how to navigate applying to carry out research with patient samples
Networking lunch and coffee will provide opportunities to meet the speakers and initiate new collaborations.
This event is part of the Enhancing Research Culture series of events led by the PET Early Career Researchers' Forum.
Programme
- 12 noon to 12.05pm: Welcome with Lisa Miller
- 12.05pm to 12.35pm: Introduction to University of York Procedures with Michael Barber
- 12.35pm to 1.20pm: Lunch
- 1.20pm to 2pm: York Tissue Bank and URoBank with Jenny Baker
- 2pm to 2.40pm: Working with York hospital with Deborah Philips and Richard Furnival
- 2.40pm to 3pm: Coffee