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Research showcase: Allergy at Imperial

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Date & time May 24 '21, 03:00PM
Ends on May 24 '21, 04:30PM
Location
Imperial College London, United Kingdom
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Research showcase: Allergy at Imperial

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About this event



Allergy is an increasing global health problem and a rapidly evolving field with exciting translational research directly impacting on better patient care.

Join us at this research showcase event, as Imperial academics discuss their latest findings and insights within the field.

Participants will have the opportunity to take part in a discussion with our academics by submitting questions via a chat function.

This event will be of special interest to those looking to study on one of our Allergy programmes, and more broadly to healthcare professionals (specialist physicians, GPs, nurses, dietitians) and basic scientists wishing to further develop their expertise and careers in allergy.

How to register

This is a public and free event - but tickets are first come, first-served. You must register and provide your email address in order to receive joining instructions.

Please note, this event may be recorded.

Event schedule: TBC

Academic speakers will be grouped by the following areas: Food allergy and anaphylaxis, Asthma, and Immunology.

There will be a five-minute Q&A after the academics from each area have spoken.

Programme

Food allergy and anaphylaxis

Dr Bob Boyle - Food Allergy 

Dr Paul Turner - Anaphylaxis 

Asthma

Professor Adnan Custovic - Learning from birth cohorts big data

Professor Sejal Saglani - Phenotypes and endotypes of preschool wheezing and severe asthma in children

Dr Lola Loewenthal - Adult severe asthma

Allergen-specific immunotherapy

Professor Stephen Durham - Latest evidence and novel approaches to allergen-specific immunotherapy

Dr Mohamed Shamji - Biomarkers and mechanisms of allergen-specific immunotherapy

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