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Researching abroad: The Center for Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine is a very multicultural group. In this episode we will have the opportunity to listen some of the scientists working in the Center who have come from abroad to further their research careers. They will be talking about their experience of working in research in the UK and how they see the landscape in the future.

Scientist invited: Victor Negri (Brazil), Stephanie Telerman (France), Matteo Vietri (Italy), Gernot Walko (Austria), Inês Sequeira (Portugal) and Rocio Sancho (Spain).

Researching abroad: The Center for Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine is a very multicultural group. In this episode we will have the opportunity to listen some of the scientists working in the Center who have come from abroad to further their research careers. They will be talking about their experience of working in research in the UK and how they see the landscape in the future.

Scientist invited: Victor Negri (Brazil), Stephanie Telerman (France), Matteo Vietri (Italy), Gernot Walko (Austria), Inês Sequeira (Portugal) and Rocio Sancho (Spain).

Hugh Wright is a trainee Plastic Surgeon, currently studying for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (DPhil) in Oncology at the University of Oxford. His project- "Investigation of the molecular effects of cooling human burns"- aims to investigate how cooling of a burn reduces the burn's severity and improves outcome for the patient. At present, there is no complete explanation as to the beneficial mechanism of cooling, and understanding this process would yield huge potential benefit for many of the 250,000 people who sustain burns each year in the UK alone, and to the far greater number of burns victims in the Developing World.

Hugh Wright is a trainee Plastic Surgeon, currently studying for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (DPhil) in Oncology at the University of Oxford. His project- "Investigation of the molecular effects of cooling human burns"- aims to investigate how cooling of a burn reduces the burn's severity and improves outcome for the patient. At present, there is no complete explanation as to the beneficial mechanism of cooling, and understanding this process would yield huge potential benefit for many of the 250,000 people who sustain burns each year in the UK alone, and to the far greater number of burns victims in the Developing World.

In today's episode we interviewed Dr Joana Neves, a Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellow at King's College London. If you have any comments or questions email us on [email protected]

In today's episode we interviewed Dr Joana Neves, a Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellow at King's College London. If you have any comments or questions email us on [email protected]

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On this week episode we're joined by Lucia Salz, an erasmus student here at the Centre for Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine. As usual, if you have any questions just drop as an e-mail on [email protected]

Talk to you next week!

On this week episode we're joined by Lucia Salz, an erasmus student here at the Centre for Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine. As usual, if you have any questions just drop as an e-mail on [email protected]

Talk to you next week!