Seminars

Speaker: Professor Adrian Krainer
Title: Antisense Modulation of Alternative Splicing: from the Bench to the Clinic
Time: 23^rd May 2013, 1:00pm
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Contact Details

Centre for Molecular Medicine
The University of Edinburgh
Western General Hospital
Crewe Road
Edinburgh, EH4 2XU
cmm-enquiries@mlist.is.ed.ac.uk

Getting to the CMM

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Map of the Western General

PhD opportunities: introduction

The MMC currently has about 25 PhD students in training; at any one time there will also be a number of Masters’ and Honours level students carrying out projects in the building. Our PhD students are predominantly funded by MRC, the Wellcome Trust and College scholarships

Studentships for 2013

Studentships for 2013 are now closed to applications

Students with their own sources of funding are welcome to apply at any time; initial applications for self-funded students should be made to the relevant supervisor, who will then consult the PG Convenor.

The University of Edinburgh is a charitable body, registered in Scotland, with registration number SC005336.

	Seminars Speaker: Professor Adrian Krainer Title: Antisense Modulation of Alternative Splicing: from the Bench to the Clinic Time: 23^rd May 2013, 1:00pm more info... Contact Details Centre for Molecular Medicine The University of Edinburgh Western General Hospital Crewe Road Edinburgh, EH4 2XU cmm-enquiries@mlist.is.ed.ac.uk Getting to the CMM View Centre for Molecular Medicine in a larger map Map of the Western General	PhD opportunities: introduction The MMC currently has about 25 PhD students in training; at any one time there will also be a number of Masters’ and Honours level students carrying out projects in the building. Our PhD students are predominantly funded by MRC, the Wellcome Trust and College scholarships Studentships for 2013 Studentships for 2013 are now closed to applications Students with their own sources of funding are welcome to apply at any time; initial applications for self-funded students should be made to the relevant supervisor, who will then consult the PG Convenor.
	Updated: Wed, 20th March, 2013