Archive: 2010

Breathless the second of three GMEC sponsored events arranged by the IMPP Programme, will be held at the Science Museum’s Dana Centre, London on the evening of Tuesday 16th November 2010.

GMEC are delighted to announce the launch of the new Stroke Partnership programme, incorporating all five founder institutions under the leadership of Prof Martin Brown.

The IMPP Programme has arranged a GMEC sponsored event entitled No Pain, No Gain at the Science Museum’s Dana Centre, London on the evening of 7th October 2010.

The Centre for Integrative Mammalian Physiology and Pharmacology will be holding its 3rd Annual National Symposium on Tuesday 28 September 2010 at Imperial College London.

GMEC are delighted to announce the appointment of Gordon Kennedy as Senior Programme Manager, as of beginning of June 2010.

The ERBI Conference is Europe’s largest Life Science and Healthcare gathering and will be held in Cambridge, 2-4th June 2010

GMEC are delighted to announce the appointment of Jutta Roth as Programme Manager, joining the company in May 2010.

Elaine Snell has been appointed as Research Administrator for the Integrative Mammalian Physiology and Pharmacology programme.

BioTrinity is a two day conference with conference programme (panels, workshops and presentations), simultaneous exhibition, and private partnering meetings for all companies involved in the life science industry.

We are delighted to welcome Dr Mark Bodmer onto the GMEC Cluster Committee as the representative for industry partner GlaxoSmithKline.

The Board and Cluster Committee of GMEC met at the conference centre at Queen’s Gate, Imperial College, London on Saturday January 23rd to discuss activities and how the GMEC business model should evolve to meet the needs of its academic, industrial and NHS partners, facilitate the creation of world-class biomedical science and boost inward investment in the cluster.

GMEC Cluster Committee January 2010
The next GMEC Cluster Committee meeting will take place on January 28th 2010 at Guy’s Campus, King’s College London. Attendance is restricted to Cluster Committee members.

The Evelina Children’s Hospital is a purpose built hospital for children at St Thomas’ specialising in paediatric intensive care, cleft lip or palate, and heart and kidney problems. Incorporated within the Evelina Children’s Hospital is the Evelina Hospital School, providing daily education to the patients from 2-19 years old. The Evelina Hospital School’s unique characteristics, built on care, optimism and creativity, are an inspiration to teaching and patient care. As such, GMEC supports the School and is pleased to be allowed to use pictures created by the children to decorate its offices and website.