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Wellcome Trust Scottish Translational Medicine and Therapeutics Initiative - STMTI

Welcome to STMTI

STMTI is a novel collaboration between the four Scottish Academic Medical Centres, funded by the Wellcome Trust, and with additional support from Pfizer Pharmaceuticals in a PhD programme to create a new cadre of academic clinicians with expertise in translational medicine and therapeutics.

STMTI offers novel posts in the post-MMC environment that offer the potential of ‘run-through’ PhD and clinical training for the aspiring academic clinician.


STMTI Recruitment

The latest round of recruitment is now live.  For further information, see How to Apply.  The closing date for applications is Friday 6th April 2012.

To apply, click here.

WTCRF Translational Pharmacology Course

STMTI are organising a Translational Pharmacology Course through the WTCRF Education Core.  The course will be held in Edinburgh between 25th and 29th June 2012.  It is particularly designed to teach the students on making the bridge between pre-clinical pharmacology and first-in-man studies.  There is only a draft programme at the moment, but we plan a series of high profile speakers.  The programme will be amended accordingly as and when speakers are confirmed.  Click here to view the draft programme.

To register your interest in participating in this course, please send an email to stmti@ed.ac.uk with your name, current position, email address and a contact number.
 

STMTI and MRC SCP3 Joint Launch

A Consortium of Scottish Clinical Medical Schools (Universities of Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh and Glasgow) has recently been awarded funding to support two innovative PhD fellowship training schemes for clinicians.  The first is STMTI, for which Fellows have already been recruited in several centres, and we have launched our first fellowships this year.  The second is an award from the MRC, SCP3, for training of clinical pharmacologists and pathologists in translational research.

To mark these awards, we launched these initiatives, jointly, at the University of Edinburgh’s Queen's Medical Research Institute on Monday, 22nd November, 2010.  Professor Sir John Savill, MRC CEO-Elect, hosted the day, and Professor Garret FitzGerald gave a keynote talk on TMAT.  Leaders of the other Wellcome Trust TMAT centres also participated.

The speakers have kindly agreed to make copies of their presentations available on this website.  These may be helpful to those unable to attend the Launch, and those who attended but would like a closer look.  To view the presentations, please click on the speakers' names below:

Dr Peter Dukes - MRC
Professor Garret FitzGerald - University of Pennsylvania
Dr Allison Jeynes-Ellis - ABPI
Professor Iain McInnes - Director, SCP3/Deputy Director, STMTI
Professor David Webb - Director, STMTI/Deputy Director, SCP3
Professor Martin Wilkins - Imperial College
Dr John Williams - Wellcome Trust
Dr Steve Felstead - Pfizer


To view the programme, click here

For further information, please direct enquiries to stmti@ed.ac.uk


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