In this event, we explore the pursuit of health, focusing on two critical medical conditions: Sepsis and Tuberculosis. Our academics at the University of Surrey are striving to deepen their understanding of these diseases, which impact individuals both in the UK and globally. You'll also be in with the chance of winning some Pint of Science goodies!
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Fighting an Ancient Disease
Dr Dany Beste (Senior Lecturer in Microbial Metabolism) Tuberculosis disproportionately impacts society's most marginalised populations, but it receives only a fraction of the funding and resources allocated to diseases that affect individuals across all socioeconomic levels equally. At Surrey, a Team of scientists are dedicated to researching TB. Join Dr Dany Beste and her team to discover what they are doing to better understand and treat the world's most deadliest disease.
The Mystery of Sepsis
Charlie Piercy (Clinical Research Practitioner ) Sepsis is a medical enigma—striking fast, spreading chaos, and leaving doctors racing against time. But what if we could crack the code?
Join Charlie Piercy, a PhD researcher with the university of Surrey and ICU Clinical Research Practitioner from the Royal Surrey, as they unravel the mysteries of sepsis. From the frontlines of intensive care to cutting-edge research at the University of Surrey, discover how we’re tackling one of medicine’s deadliest puzzles.
Expect science, intrigue, and a few surprises along the way.
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Green Room, Wates House, University of Surrey, Guildford GU2 7XH