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Galleria Mellonella Workshop 2023

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Registration Details

Event date and time
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Organiser
Galleria Mellonella Research Centre
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Contact
Jennie Campbell j.campbell2@exeter.ac.uk
Location
University of Exeter
Three image panels of Galleria, the first panel taken from above, the second from in front and the third on a hand to show the scale of the larva.

Building on the success of the inaugural Galleria Mellonella Workshop last year, the Galleria Mellonella Research Centre (GMRC) is bringing the UK Galleria research community together and offering hands-on training at this years event.

The workshop is aimed at scientists working with, or interested in using, Galleria as a research model. Attendees are invited to share their own Galleria research in a short talk, alongside hands-on training covering:

  • Rearing Galleria in the laboratory.
  • Larval anatomy and dissection.
  • Preparation of Galleria embryos for genetic manipulation.

Programme

10.30 – 10.45: Arrival and registration

10.45 – 11.00: Welcome 

11.00 – 12.00: Attendee research talks

12.00 – 12.30: Plenary speaker (TBC)

12.30 – 13.15: Lunch (provided)

13.15 – 15.30: Hands-on workshop

15.30 – 16.00: Day wrap-up and farewell

 

To support attendance from researchers across the UK, the GMRC are offering ten travel awards of up to £100 on a first-come first-served basis.

NC3Rs Early Career Engagement awards

This event is funded by an Early Career Engagement award granted to GMRC co-director and NC3Rs-funded postdoc Dr Jennie Campbell to further maximise the 3Rs impacts of her research. Early Career Engagement awards are available for NC3Rs-funded PhD students and postdocs to develop the skills and experience necessary to support their career ambitions, through skill development and networking opportunities, while building and sustaining an impactful 3Rs legacy. 

Find out more about Jennie's research in the Wakefield lab at the University of Exeter: Engineering Galleria Mellonella as a model for infection, immunity and inflammation.