Industry Insights Seminar Series
The Industry Insights Seminar Series is hosted by the Business Partnerships Office
- 12.00 -1.00 pm
- In person and online
- In person at Institute of Developmental & Regenerative Medicine (IDRM), Old Road Campus, Headington, OX3 7TY
- Networking & 1:1 meeting opportunities
The Industry Insight Seminars provide the opportunity for Oxford scientists to attend a scientific seminar of interest and to network with industry scientists. Selected industry speakers provide seminars that are scientific in nature, across a range of medical or health topics. Speakers are encouraged to bring along colleagues to facilitate networking; one to one meetings can be facilitated upon request. Seminars are suitable for all scientists with some knowledge or interest in each topic area, from PhD students to PIs. Although mostly aimed at an academic audience, those located in the BioEscalator and Wood Centre, as well as local spinouts, are welcome to attend.
Please contact Sheena Lee if you have any questions or have an industry partner you would like to invite to speak
30 October: Brainomix 360: AI-powered imaging software for patient diagnosis and treatment decisions
Presenter: Dr Zoe Woodhead (Senior Clinical Affairs Manager) and Dr Giacomo Benvenuti (Senior Algorithm Researcher)
Company: Brainomix
Description: Since launching as a spin-out from the University of Oxford, Brainomix has developed award-winning, AI-powered imaging biomarkers and software solutions, assisting physicians across the world to make better life-saving decisions.
4 December: Novo Nordisk
Presenter: Dr Jo Holbrook (Cardiovascular and Renal Disease Therapy Area Head, for Research and Early Development)
Company: Novo Nordisk
Description: For more than century, Novo Nordisk has translated unmet medical needs into innovative medicines and delivery systems, such as insulin pens, and today continue to reimagine what’s possible through bold science.
From their labs they are discovering and developing innovative biological medicines and making them accessible to people living with diabetes, obesity, and rare blood and endocrine diseases around the world.
Registration: Coming soon