EuroGCT session on public engagement and communicating about gene and cell therapy 10 October 2022, 5-6pm Royal Society of Edinburgh, Scotland The EuroGCT project (www.eurogct.org) is organising a session for researchers about public engagement and communicating about gene and cell…
The latest news and updates from the BSGCT Dear %FirstName%, We are bringing back the “researcher of the month” section in our newsletters. This section includes a brief Q&A to a different member of our community each month so we…
RareBeacon’s Drug Repurposing for Rare Diseases 2022 is shifting its programme to match the new Drug Repurposing landscape. Instead of inspiring attendees with case studies on how you could succeed with a Repurposing project, the conference is taking a more…
The latest news and updates from the BSGCT Dear %FirstName%, We hope you are well and enjoying the summer. We are very pleased to announce that BSGCT will be running its Science Writing Competition again this year. The competition will…
The latest news and updates from the BSGCT Dear %FirstName%, There are a few announcements we would like to share with you this month: Registration for our Annual Conference opens next week! This year our conference is held in collaboration…
In Memory Dr. Manfred Schmidt BSGCT would like to express our sadness and dismay at the loss of Dr. Manfred Schmidt. Manfred passed away on 13 January 2022, aged 54. We extend our sincere condolences to his family, friends and…
The latest news and updates from the BSGCT Dear %FirstName%, We are looking forward to welcoming Prof. Laurent Servais to our next Research Seminar, which takes place on 27th April. More details will be announced very soon. We would also…
Author: Dr Linda Popplewell, 25th July 2019 The British Society for Gene Therapy, as BSGCT was originally named, was founded seventeen years ago by a number of pioneers in the field including Prof George Dickson. On 3rd July this year,…