This is an exciting opportunity to expand on the CRISPR ’22 workshop and encompass other complex technologies including: Expression profiling (spatial transcriptomics, proteomics), complex modelling and computational approaches – all to address a broad range of radiation research questions.

The ambition is to democratise access and knowledge for researchers across our network; to support people to undertake collaborative research; and to encourage our community to take advantage of the expertise that exists within our network to ‘come and learn’ at designated hubs. 

Researchers will be given the opportunity to post questions specific to a particular technology. These questions will be used to shape breakout sessions around a common theme, and initiate relevant, useful discussion. With contributions from experts in the field & access to facilities at e.g. CRUK-AZ Functional Genomics Centre it would enable the development of new research ideas, whereby people leave equipped with the knowledge, toolkit and support networks to go forward at their own centres.

Audience

This workshop will be aimed at attracting basic discovery scientists at all levels (PhD, PDRA, research fellow) as well as clinical research fellows working in the field from both RadNet and non-RadNet Centres. This event is aimed at early/mid-career researchers with basic science, translational and/or clinical backgrounds, including allied health professionals.