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What Are Viruses And How Do We Work With Them? (Coursera) Coursera
Imperial College London

What Are Viruses And How Do We Work With Them? (Coursera)

Sci: Biology & Life Sciences Health & Society

Dive deep into the world of virology with this comprehensive online course. Learn about the basic nature of viruses, their replication mechanisms, and traditional methods used in propagating and assaying them. Explore identification techniques applicable to individuals and populations, and gain insights into how molecular genetics can be employed to understand viral functions at a molecular level.

Sep 21st 2026
5-12 Weeks
Vaccines Viruses Virus
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Types of Vaccine (Coursera) Coursera
Imperial College London

Types of Vaccine (Coursera)

Health & Society

Dive deep into the science behind vaccination with our 'Types of Vaccine' course. Learn about different vaccine types, their mechanisms, and how they protect us against diseases. This course is perfect for healthcare professionals, students, and anyone interested in public health.

Sep 21st 2026
4 Weeks
Health Virology Vaccines
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What Do Viruses Do And How Do We Control Them (Coursera) Coursera
Imperial College London

What Do Viruses Do And How Do We Control Them (Coursera)

Health & Society

Dive into the intriguing realm of virology with 'What Do Viruses Do And How Do We Control Them'. This comprehensive course unravels the mysteries behind viral infections, from their initial interaction with hosts to replication, spread, and the impact on disease. Understand how viruses evolve and learn about the cutting-edge strategies used to control them, including antiviral treatments and vaccination.

Sep 21st 2026
5-12 Weeks
Virology Viruses Virus
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How Vaccines Work (Coursera) Coursera
Imperial College London

How Vaccines Work (Coursera)

Health & Society

Dive into the fascinating world of vaccines with our online course 'How Vaccines Work'. Explore the scientific principles that make vaccines effective, from inducing immunity to controlling disease outbreaks. Gain insights into the development process of new vaccines and their crucial role in public health.

Sep 21st 2026
4 Weeks
Immunology Epidemiology Vaccines
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Targets, Assays & Screening (Coursera) Coursera
Novartis

Targets, Assays & Screening (Coursera)

Health & Society

Embark on a journey into the world of drug development with our Targets, Assays & Screening course. Delve into the critical initial phases where potential drugs are identified from vast libraries of molecules. This course will equip you with an understanding of various assays and screening methods used to pinpoint compounds that could lead to breakthrough therapies.

Sep 21st 2026
3 Weeks
Screening Coursera Plus Drug Discovery
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Pharmacokinetics (Coursera) Coursera
Novartis

Pharmacokinetics (Coursera)

Health & Society

Embark on a journey into the world of Pharmacokinetics with this engaging online course offered by Coursera. Designed for students and professionals alike, this course provides an in-depth understanding of critical concepts such as absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion (ADME), and how to interpret drug concentration-time data to calculate essential pharmacokinetic parameters like volume of distribution, half-life, and clearance.

Sep 21st 2026
3 Weeks
Administration Drugs Pharmacokinetics
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Pre-formulation (Coursera) Coursera
Novartis

Pre-formulation (Coursera)

Health & Society

Embark on a comprehensive journey through pre-formulation with this Coursera course. Master the art of developing active compounds into effective formulations for animal studies and early human clinical trials. Explore critical aspects like enhancing drug solubility, selecting the right crystalline form, determining the route of administration, and understanding the nuances between drug substance and drug product.

Sep 21st 2026
3 Weeks
Clinical Trials Drugs Drug Development
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