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Partnership Stories

PartnershipTraining Lead nurse appointment to drive research development in Imperial nursing community

PartnershipTraining Lead nurse appointment to drive research development in Imperial nursing community

Published on 31st January 2018
InnovationPartnership Patient and public involvement to inform priorities for funding of infection research

InnovationPartnership Patient and public involvement to inform priorities for funding of infection research

Published on 30th January 2018
PartnershipTherapeutic Partnering with Heptares to accelerate translational research in gastrointestinal disease

PartnershipTherapeutic Partnering with Heptares to accelerate translational research in gastrointestinal disease

Published on 22nd January 2018
First in HumanInnovationPartnershipTherapeutic Imperial-developed cancer drug enters phase I clinical trial

First in HumanInnovationPartnershipTherapeutic Imperial-developed cancer drug enters phase I clinical trial

Published on 12th January 2018
DeviceInnovationPartnershipTherapeutic Imperial spinout GripAbleā„¢ launches to improve physical rehabilitation

DeviceInnovationPartnershipTherapeutic Imperial spinout GripAbleā„¢ launches to improve physical rehabilitation

Published on 29th November 2017
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