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May 2021

May 26
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NUKEMS Virtual Skills Workshop

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NUKEMS Virtual Skills Workshop | 19th July 2021 | 09:30-16:00

NUKEMS have an exciting programme of events which we hope will really help our early career scientists. We also encourage active participation through the pre-submission of questions for certain sessions, and these question boxes can be found on our event website via the links on the attached poster. The event is open to UKEMS Members and any early career scientists within the field who would benefit from this event! We would like the UKEMS membership to share with any of their contacts who might be interested or who can share further. Thank you to UKEMS for their support.

NUKEMS VIRTUAL SKILLS WORKSHOP | 19th July 2021 | 09:30-16:00

NUKEMS skills workshop flyer

May 26
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Call for IGG Ordinary Committee Member

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A position is available for an ordinary committee member of the Industrial Genotoxicity Group (IGG).  Committee members will be involved in setup of IGG meetings and also initiatives that of benefit to our members. The deadline for putting yourself forward is 4th June 2021.

If you are interested in joining the committee, or have any questions, please contact Paul Rawlinson, the IGG Committee secretary (paul.rawlinson@gentronix.co.uk)

May 25
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The First Richard Williams Memorial Award Winner

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Last year, at our annual IGG meeting, we held the first Richard Williams Memorial Award honouring the scientific contributions and memory of Dr. Richard Williams, our past IGG committee member. This award was kindly sponsored by Lhasa and was set up to support early career investigators within industry. Supported by the IGG, The Richard Williams Memorial Award will sponsor one individual a year to attend and present at the United Kingdom Environmental Mutagen Society (UKEMS) meeting.

It is with huge excitement that today, we are able to introduce you to the first winner of the Richard Williams Memorial Award, Amy Wilson.

Amy is an Associate Principal Scientist within the Genetic Toxicology team at AstraZeneca. Learn more about Amy’s award-winning work, career to date, biggest inspiration and where you can see Amy present her work in Lhasa’s blog here.