Science: Polish Perspectives Cambridge 2019 - DAY 2 - Invited speaker's talk
Watch our invited speaker Patrycja Kozik (University of Cambridge) explaining how dendritic cells initiate immune responses!
Patrycja Kozik was appointed as a Group Leader at the Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB) in 2016. She completed her BSc degree in Biochemistry and Cell Biology at the Jacobs University Bremen, Germany and obtained her PhD from the University of Cambridge, Cambridge Institute for Medical Research, UK. She was then awarded a Sir Henry Wellcome Postdoctoral Fellowship, which allowed her to carry out a collaborative project, working at the Curie Institute in Paris, France and at the Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT, Cambridge, USA.
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What is SPP? Science: Polish Perspectives (SPP) is a series of events organised by Polonium Foundation to connect Polish scientific diaspora all over the world - with each other, and with other researchers all over the world. By bringing SPP events to this community, we hope to better understand it and give its members a platform for discussion with academia, policy makers and industry in Poland. All SPP events promote interdisciplinarity and encourage best outreach practices. Our annual SPP Conference happens since 2012 every autumn in Oxford or Cambridge and since 2017 in Berlin. The more local satellite events called SPP Meetups are being organised in different forms all over the world.
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Polonium Foundation is an independent NGO which brings together students, researchers and people associated with science. We address the negative phenomenon of emigration of highly skilled Polish researchers - "brain drain" - and transform it into a favorable two-way flow of people and ideas - "brain circulation". The Foundation’s activities are focused on linking and supporting Polish researchers working around the world, both in academia and R&D (research and development) sectors, as well as international researchers interested in research opportunities or collaborations with Poland. Regular contact and various types of initiatives have allowed the Foundation to build relationships with Polish scientific diaspora and many international scientists working in Poland and abroad.
