Experimental Medicine Training Initiative
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EMI Training Cambridge UniversityThe University of Cambridge School of Clinical Medicine formulated a new initiative called the Experimental Medicine Training Initiative (EMI) in 2015.  This programme is supported by the University of Cambridge in partnership with the Cambridge University Hospitals, NIHR Cambridge Biomedical Research Centre and Industry Partners AstraZeneca/MedImmune and GSK, and it is designed to build capacity in Experimental Medicine (EM).


The development of new drugs and innovative therapies increasingly relies on experimental medicine studies in humans, such as obtaining early proof-of-concept, understanding pathophysiology, biomarker development/validation, and evaluating techniques for subject stratification.

Currently there are a lack of trained individuals to design and deliver such studies, which  impacts on drug development. Academia and pharmaceutical R&D are keen to collaborate to address this translational research gap and in doing so, deliver high quality Experimental Medicine projects.



 



The EMI programme provides high quality training for motivated, bright and enthusiastic clinicians and clinical scientists in the design and execution of Experimental Medicine studies, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to lead Experimental Medicine studies in the future.



 



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Once you have registered as a member, you will be able to log in and see details of your membership and be able to register for training events. From here, members can see which sessions they have attended, print off their attendance certificates if required and so on. Your personal details can also be updated and amended. We would encourage you to register for free as a member so that you can be kept up to date with our upcoming events.


 

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