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Medicine is a rapidly emerging discipline focused on bridging technologies and discoveries... in the laboratory with their application in clinical research and practice. Understanding Translational Medicine... of Translational Medicine, with experts in each of these areas contributing to the programme content

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applications in post-genomic research and medicine Experience of data handling and analysis Exploring pathway biology in biomedical, clinical and pharmaceutical studies. Interdisciplinary biomedical research Project examples SiRNA

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This programme is designed for students who wish to gain an appreciation of how different scientific disciplines can be used to structure enquiry and develop the knowledge base for research and professional practice in epidemiology, public health and social sciences, ethics and health. You can choose one of a number of course pathways, which may include epidemiology and statistics, public health,

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The programme consists of two 10 week mini-projects and one longer (26 week) maxi project. Students will also be expected to attend weekly lectures and tutorials, seminars, journal clubs and research clinics, as well as Transkills courses on Project Planning and Writing Skills. Students will also produce a project plan of their future research. Apply online for this programme at: http://www.euclid

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, Parasitology, Vector Biology, Immunology, Molecular Biology, Functional Genomics, Bioinformatics, Pathway Biology, Tropical Animal Health and Tropical Medicine. Students may then be able to progress to a main PhD project in their chosen

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The healthcare scientist’s role is becoming increasingly complex and leaders of the future will require an in-depth understanding of the science, regulations and international practices in the fields of Transfusion, Transplantation and Tissue Banking. Organised in conjunction with the National Blood Transfusion Service and the British Blood Transfusion Society, this part time programme aims to p

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A Physician’s Assistant-Anaesthesia (PAA) is a new member of the anaesthetic team who, after specific training, has the scientific and medical knowledge to administer anaesthesia. The role has been developed to help increase capacity in anaesthetic departments throughout the National Health Service (NHS). Trainee Physician’s Assistant-Anaesthesia will undertake service based training lasting t

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Do you want to expand and improve your knowledge and skills necessary for understanding studies which use neuroimaging techniques? Do you design, set up and analyse experimental neuroimaging projects? Do you need a flexible learning approach to fit around your other commitments? Then Neuroimaging for Research is the Programme for you! The Programme: *Gives a broad overview of how neuroimaging tech

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The aim of this programme is to provide students with a knowledge and understanding of animal behaviour and welfare that can be applied effectively in animal research, management, care, production, inspection, assessment, and preparation of legislation. Course modules: Introduction to Applied Animal Behaviour and Animal Welfare, Biology of Suffering, Animal Cognition and Consciousness, Scientific

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BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES (Life Sciences) programme website: http://www.---.ed.ac.uk/post_opp/mscbyres.htm Entry Requirements Students are expected to have a strong degree in the sciences (biological, chemical or physical): 1st or upper 2nd in the UK, or the equivalent from non-UK universities. Students are required to have a working knowledge of molecular biology, and preferably some lab experienc

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