Would you like to hear about the excellent research being carried out by UCL's early stage researchers?

Come and join us on Wednesday 2 February for the second part of our Early Career Network researcher spotlights. The following researchers will be presenting their amazing research:

• Alexander Ney: Re-cellularised human pancreas 3D scaffolds as a novel model for biomarker discovery in pancreatic neuroendocrine tumours (pNETs)

• Zainab Rai: Deciphering the role of irreversible electroporation (IRE) in pancreatic cancer

• Lusi Morhayim: Enhancing cancer patients’ experience through physical environment of the clinics

• Louise Mc Grath-Lone: Deficits in hospital contacts during the COVID-19 pandemic among vulnerable adolescents

• Alina Pelikh: Medically assisted reproduction: the effects on children, adults and families

Each researcher will be presenting for 15 minutes and there will be time for Q&A at the end.

This event is for UCL's students and staff, and those as part of the academic and research community.