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Department of Infectious Disease - 1st Anniversary Event
The Department hosted a research showcase on 31 July 2020 to celebrate the first anniversary of its formation. All members of Imperial College London can now view the event recording via Microsoft Stream.
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25 November 2020
Chancellor sees cutting-edge medical research at Imperial23 November 2020
Severe infections wreak havoc on mouse blood cell productionMedicine Events
All Imperial Events27 November 2020, 13.05 – 13.50
General Buddhist Meditation30 November 2020, 09.00 – 18.00
Lecture Hamlyn Winter School on Surgical Imaging and Vision 202030 November 2020, 13.05 – 13.40
General Christian MeditationImperial Medicine blog
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