BSP Spring Meeting 2016, London - From Science to Solutions: optimising control of parasitic diseases

Mon 11 April
12 April
13 April
[Schedule with Sessions only]
DAY 1Lt 308 - Huxley BuildingLt 311 - Huxley BuildingLecture Hall in Sir Alexander Fleming Building
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Apicomplexa: 1 - Transmission
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12:00 Registration in the Main reception of the Sir Alexander Fleming Building. Tea and coffee available. 12:00
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Student and Career sessionGet top tips and advice for your future scientific career and discuss your experiences with fellow early career scientists and students Jutta Reinhard-Rupp (Head of translational Innovation Platform Global Health) “Industry Career paths” - Global Health at Merck Dr Bonnie Webster (Researcher at the Natural History Museum) “The trials and tribulations of my academic career path; what I have learned from my experiences as a women trying” Dr Anouk Gouvras (Researcher assistant at the Natural History Museum) “A parasitologist's perspective on Public Engagement to stay competitive in research “ Come and find out about the career paths of scientists from various disciplines in parasitology. The ups, downs, successes and failures.
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Welcome and Opening Plenary Session: From Science to Solutions: optimising control of parasitic diseases
Chairs: Judith Elizabeth Smith, School of Environment & Life Sciences  
Welcome
14:30 (10 mins)
Keynote Speaker: Judith Elizabeth Smith, School of Environment & Life Sciences  
Putting Programmers into Programs: modelling and capacity building in malaria control programs
14:40 (40 mins)
Lisa White, MORU (Mahidol Oxford Research Unit)  
The 50 Helminths genomes project:searching for targets amongst one million new genes
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Matt Berriman, Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute  
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Plenary 2
How can parasites help us understand the latitudinal diversity gradient?
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Mark Torchin, Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, Panama  
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Debate - Controlling parasitic diseases are these fascinating creatures in grave danger of extinction
Chairs: Roy Anderson, Imperial College London  
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Keynote Speaker: Nico Smit, North-West University, South Africa
Santuza M.R. Teixeira, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil
Jo Cable, University of Cardiff,

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6:30: Reception at Natural History Museum To be held in The Darwin Centre of the museum. -Refreshments -There will be 10 display tables with NHM Parasites and Vectors specimens, life-cycle images and other exciting objects 6:30:
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