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What's new in IBD - 2024 Event: 6pm Wed 29th May

19 May 2024

Join us for an enlightening evening at Hayfield Manor Hotel at 6pm Wednesday 29th May, where we delve into the latest advancements in Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) research taking place at APC Microbiome Ireland, a world leading SFI Research Centre at University College Cork in our AUGMENT project. This event provides a unique opportunity for patients, carers, family members, and the medical community to engage directly with leading researchers and healthcare professionals.

This event is designed not just to inform but also to foster a community of support among those who live with or care for individuals with IBD. Whether you are a patient, a carer, or a medical professional, your participation is valuable. Let's connect, learn, and engage together to improve IBD care and research.

 

We look forward to welcoming you to an informative and engaging evening. Together, we can make a significant impact on the lives of those affected by IBD.

 

Hosted by: The AUGMENT Research Team & Public Research Engagement Panel (PREP) 

Date & Time: Wednesday May 29th, 6pm to 9pm 

Venue: Hayfield Manor Hotel, Cork, Ireland

RSVP: Please confirm your attendance by May 27th, as space is limited.

Register here: https://forms.office.com/e/dK3Y90JAC9

 Parking: Limited free parking available on-site at Hayfield Manor.

 

SPEAKER LIST

Prof Paul Ross Director of APC
Prof Marietta Iacucci APC, UCC
Prof Jen Walter APC, UCC
Dr Jane McCarthy CUH & MUH
Dr Asma Amamou APC, UCC
Dr Giovanni Santacroce APC, UCC
Ms Michelle O'Riordan APC
Prof Subrata Ghosh APC, UCC
Ms Angelique Bennet HSE/CUH
Mr Michael Dineen - Patient Voice
Ms Ciara Gardner - Patient Voice

MC: Michelle O’Riordan: Research Support Officer / PPI Panel Coordinator AUGMENT Research Team, APC

Host Institution

Host Logos - UCC and Teagasc

Partner Institutions

APC Microbiome Ireland

Biosciences Building, University College Cork, Ireland,

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