The Pankhurst Seminar Series

The Pankhurst Seminar Series provides an opportunity to hear talks and engage in discussion from a wide range of disciplines and perspectives, reflecting the diverse and interdisciplinary character of the Christabel Pankhurst Institute. The series is open to anyone with an interest in health technology, and we welcome topic and speaker suggestions from the community.

The series features seminars on a broad range of topics relating to health technology research and innovation. Seminars may be delivered either in person or online. Recordings of online seminars are available on our YouTube channel. You can also view details of past events on our blog.

Interested in delivering a seminar? We welcome expressions of interest from researchers, innovators, clinicians and industry professionals. Please complete our Seminar Expression of Interest Form.

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Upcoming seminars

 

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Health Technology Seminars

The Health Technology Seminar Series is designed to foster knowledge exchange and develop research and innovation networks across the Greater Manchester healthcare technology community. Our events are curated to advance interdisciplinary healthcare technology research and its impact on patient care and well-being.

The events are hybrid (online and person options available) and held regularly, showcasing ideas and inviting speakers from both within and outside the University of Manchester.  The series is open to anyone with an interest in health technology and we welcome topic and speaker suggestions from the community.

 

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Advanced Materials in Medicine (AMM) seminars

The Advanced Materials in Medicine (AMM) seminars focus on multidisciplinary projects and facilities at The University of Manchester, which discover new advanced materials and their uses to address unmet biological and clinical needs. Each hybrid seminar consists of short talks over 1 hour. The seminar welcomes anyone with an interest in advanced materials used in clinical settings.

 

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Digital Health Equities seminars

Digital health inequities are health inequities caused or exacerbated by introducing digital technology in health and social care settings.

Digital health inequities are an increasingly important topic within health research and policy, and in keeping with this growing importance, the Pankhurst Digital Health Equities Programme aims to establish a collaborative programme of research on tackling digital health inequities.

As part of this programme, we organise monthly seminars on topics relevant to digital health inequities on every second Wednesday of the month. Please contact us at digital-inequities@manchester.ac.uk if you would like to receive seminar details.

 

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International Centre for Translational Digital Health (ICTDH) seminars

The International Centre for Translational Digital Health is a joint collaboration between the University of Toronto, the University of Manchester and the University of Melbourne. The mission of the Centre is to advance the field of Digital Health in Canada, the UK, and Australia through the development, implementation, and translation of new technologies, policies, and service delivery models.

The Centre brings together experts from a broad range of disciplines from each institution to share and develop knowledge, engage in collaborative activity, and leverage each other’s distinct national research environments. Its impact is the creation and commercialisation of new technologies, the translation of theory into more effective public policy, and the strengthening of health services delivery.

The International Centre for Translational Digital Health (ICTDH) will host a monthly seminar series, led by the Hub Leads. The purpose of the seminar series is to build an international community in the area of translational digital health and to facilitate the exchange of ideas and international collaborations in translational digital health.

 

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AI in Healthcare seminars

The AI in Healthcare Seminars facilitate conversations on the wide-ranging application of artificial intelligence in the healthcare sector.

Spanning the wide range of applications of AI in this sector, our mission is to gather anyone with an interest in AI in Healthcare together in a single group to discuss and promote how AI is to be actualised and taught in one of society’s most important roles, the health of the general public.

Based out of the University of Manchester, utilising the modern facilities of the Pankhurst Institute, we welcome anyone working in this domain to join us in one of the most exciting conversations currently being engaged.

 

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Manchester Connected Health Ecosystem seminars

The Manchester Connected Health Ecosystem is a collaborative network that brings together world leading academic expertise, industry partners from SMEs to major international digital and pharma companies, Health and Social Care professionals across the NHS, Public Health and local government, and patient and service user representatives.

The Ecosystem plays an important role in bringing together key organisations and personnel in digital health, creating a platform for sharing new and important policy developments, research, funding opportunities and innovations.

We are a member of the European Connected Health Alliance (ECHAlliance), a network of permanent multi-stakeholder Ecosystems. Our regular open meetings are held in a hybrid format and cover a range of health and technology related topics, further details of which can be found on our Ecosystem Meetings page.

 

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Diabetes and Hypoglycemia Technology Network (DHTN) monthly lunch

When: 1pm on the first Thursday of every month

Join us every month for our open and inclusive Technology Research Network Meeting during lunchtime! This gathering provides a welcoming space for all those interested in technology research, offering a platform to connect, share ideas, and foster collaboration. The atmosphere is supportive, encouraging participants from various backgrounds to come together and engage in meaningful discussions.

These monthly meetings are not only an opportunity to network but also feature brief, insightful talks from invited speakers. These talks cover a range of topics within the realm of technology research, providing a glimpse into the latest developments and fostering a learning environment for all attendees. Whether you’re a seasoned researcher or someone just curious about the latest advancements, you’re sure to find something valuable in our diverse and dynamic discussions.

So, bring your lunch and your curiosity, and join us for an engaging monthly exploration of technology research. Everyone is welcome, and we look forward to building a vibrant community where ideas flourish and connections thrive. See you at our next lunchtime Technology Research Network Meeting!

 

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