CRDI keynote public lecture by Professor Dan Bradley (TCD)
December 5, 2018
Ireland joins the European Clinical Research Infrastructure Network
December 14, 2018Successful 15th Anniversary of CRDI Course ‘Techniques and Strategies in Molecular Medicine’
The 15th Anniversary of our premier live continuing professional development course Techniques and Strategies in Molecular Medicine took place on 4-5 December 2018 at the Trinity Biomedical Sciences Institute.
Over 115 participants enjoyed 19 talks on research techniques and their applications delivered by lead PIs from UCD, DCU, TCD, NUI Galway, UCC & RCSI.
Great turnout for the 15th anniversary of CRDI course Techniques and Strategies in Molecular medicine! pic.twitter.com/8ZSBqxHGiS
— CRDI (@crdireland) December 4, 2018
The 2-day course was concluded by a keynote address delivered by Prof Dan Bradley on ‘Retrieval of ancient genomes and the peopling of Europe’.
Prof Dan Bradley (TCD) delivering his keynote address
Finally, attendees were offered a wine reception in order to celebrate the course anniversary.
Dr Mark Watson (CRDI) and Wellcome-HRB Irish Clinical Academic Training (ICAT) Fellows Dr Kapil Sharma & Dr David Mongan at the Course Wine Reception
CRDI thanks all the speakers and sponsors for their generous support.
Coffee break at the CRDI course. Time for networking! pic.twitter.com/scA2mGYhDj
— CRDI (@crdireland) December 4, 2018
For the first time this year this CRDI course is accredited 5 ECTS credits in TCD. The course content will be examined thereafter by online MCQ for attendees wishing to claim ECTS credits and/or CRDI Open Badge.
For more information on topics and a full list of speakers and sponsors go to the courses page: