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Clinician Scientist Fellowship Programme (CSFP) Clinician Scientist Fellowship Programme (CSFP) Since 2008, 22 medical graduates are undertaking PhD studies in five academic institutions as MMI Clinician Scientist Fellows. The CSFP is a structured PhD programme funded under PRTLI Cycle 4 which is training this key group of clinician scientists who will graduate with unique and specialised knowledge essential to fulfil Ireland’s research needs in translational medicine. Fellows are carrying out research in areas including cancer, cystic fibrosis, autism, diabetes, heart disease, and disorders of pregnancy. Co-supervision by basic and clinician scientists creates a collaborative translational research training environment. See page 33 for a list of the MMI Clinician Scientist Fellows’ research projects, and for selected research highlights from 2010. CSFP Annual Scientific Meeting 2010 The second Annual Scientific Meeting of the CSFP took place on Friday 25 June 2010 at University College Cork. 19 MMI Fellows gave short presentations on their research. The 2010 MMI medal for best presentation was awarded to Dr Mark Coyne (NUI Galway). Second prize was awarded to Dr Damian McCartan (RCSI) and third prize was awarded jointly to Dr James Ryan (UCC) and Dr David Prichard (TCD). Professor David H. Dockrell (Wellcome Senior Clinical Fellow, University of Sheffield) delivered the keynote lecture: ‘Macrophage cell death is tightly coupled with the performance of microbicidal function during innate immune responses’. Professor Dockrell also adjudicated the award of prizes for the best presentations. MMI Fellows come together for shared national structured training and present their research at Annual Scientific Meetings. In 2010, the structured training period and the second Annual Scientific Meeting took place in University College Cork. MMI Clinician Scientist Fellows’ host institutions Joint third prize to Dr James Ryan (left) and Dr David Prichard (right) For more information on the MMI Clinician Scientist Fellowship Programme, please visit: www.molecularmedicineireland.ie/csfp Top: Dr Mark Coyne receiving MMI Medal for best presentation from Professor David Dockrell Above: Dr John O’Sullivan speaking at the Annual Meeting Page 20 - Molecular Medicine Ireland - Annual Report 2010
MMI Clinician Scientist Fellows presented their research at the second Annual Scientific Meeting, held on 25 June 2010 in UCC Top: MMI Fellows at the Annual Scientific Meeting with the organisers. Above: (Left to right): MMI medal for best presentation - Dr James Ryan speaking at the Annual Meeting - Professor David Dockrell presents second prize to Dr Damian McCartan. Molecular Medicine Ireland - Annual Report 2010 - Page 21
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