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🗓️ The 2026 Doctoral Training Camp is taking place on Tuesday 7 July!

Attend the virtual session for an overview of our opportunities and presentations on topics such as: selling yourself and your project” and developing your research question. There will also be a dedicated

After a quick break we’re back to our last session
👁️ Visual impairment accessibility research, NIHR RRDN EoE
🏳️‍🌈Mid-older LGBTQ+ involvement in research, NIHR ARC EoE
🩸Public involvement in blood & transplant research, NIHR BTRU
🎗️Cancer patients' priorities, CRUK
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Afternoon talks:
💻Improving access to research digitally, NIHR CRDC.
🔥Long-term conditions INFLAME, NIHR RRDN
🧑‍🤝‍🧑Challenges for Atypical Parkinsonian NIHR ARC EoE
💉Infectious diseases & working with the elderly on vaccine non-response, NIHR BRC Cambridge
#EoEPPI26

As well as posters and meeting researchers, we also have an array of healthcare stands from NIHR teams from the region. The lunch break is an opportunity to network & build connections & find out how to get involved in research.
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Morning talks have ended & during the lunch break will be the poster exhibition! We have 19 on show & researchers will be showcasing how patients & the public are having an impact on health research. Attendees can meet researchers, ask questions & vote for best poster #EoEPPI26

Our next set of talks features
👁️Patients working with researchers on inherited optic neuropathy, NIHR BRC Cambridge.
😀PPI advisory group, NIHR BioResource
🔨Breaking barriers in the community, NIHR RDN
🧠How the NIHR HTC are working with brain injury patients
#EoEPPI26

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