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Date: Wednesday 07 December 2022
Time: 09:45 - 19:00
Location: St George's, University of London, View map
Research Day is an annual event to showcase the world class research done at St George’s, University of London.
Research Day 2022 will be held on Wednesday 7 December.
The main speaker for the day will be Professor Sir Mark Caulfield, who will give the Thomas Young prize lecture, entitled Making personalised diagnoses and tailoring treatment.
You can view the full schedule for Research Day 2022 here.
The deadline for making a nomination for the Outstanding Research Awards was Sunday 30 October. The deadline for submitting a poster was Sunday 27 November.
If you have registered to attend Research Day 2022 virtually, visit the programme page to see how to join on MS Teams.
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