Get ready for an exciting afternoon tour of the Skin Research Centre at Hull York Medical School on 3 September, from 14:00 to 17:00.

Led by Professor Tarl Prow, this event will feature a first-hand look at ground-breaking innovations. Discover new minimally invasive sampling techniques, cutting-edge dermal and transdermal delivery technologies, and formulation expertise presented by our early and mid-career researchers. Engage in a dynamic workshop (In collaboration with Cosmetics Cluster UK) discussing unmet industry needs and explore the most effective ways academia and industry can collaborate. Finally, we’ll visit the Bioscience Technology Facility at the University of York to experience how our expertise and technology can revolutionize your research. Don’t miss this chance to be part of something extraordinary!

When registering for the Conference, don’t forget to check the box to reserve your spot on the Skin Research Centre Tour!

The tour will start in Zone 1 of the university campus at an entrance to the Biology Building that is opposite to the Environment and Geography building.  Below is a picture of the doorway where we will meet outside.  You can locate it using what3words at ///taped.caring.upgrading

The door is kept locked, but the University team will come and collect you at 2:00pm and take you up to Floor 2 for the tour to start.  The last collection from this point will be 2:10pm.  After this time, please text 07816035745 for someone to come a get you.  No calls please.

The tour will involve some walking, standing and the use of stairs. Please let us know if you need any help with accessibility.

There is EXTREMELY limited parking on the campus, and we are a large group, so please check-out alternative ways of coming to the tour.  Information on transport, maps and parking can be found here https://www.york.ac.uk/about/transport-maps-parking/ .  The nearest and largest pay and display car park, for stays over 60 minutes, is Campus North Car Park [3.1].  Given the price for four hours is £5, a shared taxi or bus from the city centre might be a reasonable alternative.

Hull York Medical School bring together world-leading skin scientists, clinicians and advanced technology experts to improve skin health. Our goal is to meet the medical needs in skin health and make a difference in people’s lives. From scientific discovery to clinical research and production, our mission is to have a profound and lasting impact on skin health worldwide.
The Skin Research Centre, an integral part of the Experimental Medicine and Biomedicine research group at Hull York Medical School, employs an innovative and translational approach to skin research.