40 people from Poland, Slovakia, Portugal and the UK are taking part in the course ‘Modern Topics and Methods in Biomedical Research’. This is the first such meeting at Wrocław University of Technology organised under the EU’s Blended Intensive Programme.
Participants in the programme include students and staff from the University of Aveiro (Portugal), Comenius University (Slovakia), Oxford University (UK), the Provincial Clinical Hospital in Wrocław, the nanotechnology company Lipid System z o.o., and the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Wrocław University of Technology. They take part in laboratory classes, workshops and lectures on the latest advances in medicine and biomedical engineering.
The aim of the Blended Intensive Programme is to develop participants’ teamwork skills, share experiences in innovative forms of teaching and train students and staff in current issues and trends in the field.
