Events and seminars
Date | Event |
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27th Sep 23 | Mark Stenglein (Center for Vector-Borne Infectious Diseases, Colorado State) RNA viral metagenomics of 100-year-old dried museum specimens |
27th Sep 23 | Richard Wheeler What can we learn from genome-wide protein localisations in a parasite? |
28th Sep 23 | Prof William Bement - University of Winsconsin |
2nd Oct 23 | Dr Erdal Toprak - University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center |
4th Oct 23 | Lindi Wahl (Western University, Canada) |
4th Oct 23 | C J Anderson, IRR, Little France “Death, dysbiosis, and disease: What’s for DINNR and why should we care?” |
9th Oct 23 | Dr Matt Scott, Department of Applied Mathematics, University of Waterloo |
11th Oct 23 | Katrina McGuigan (University of Queensland) |
18th Oct 23 | Patrick Ferree (Claremont McKenna College) |
23rd Oct 23 | TBC |
25th Oct 23 | Ino Čurik (University of Zagreb) |
25th Oct 23 | Rita Tewari, Uni of Nottingham Divide and Rule: How Plasmodium divergent kinases rule the cell division and transmission? |
30th Oct 23 | Dr Matt Day - Queen Mary University London |
1st Nov 23 | Kimberly Gilbert (University of Fribourg) |
1st Nov 23 | Mahima Swamy, Uni of Dundee |
2nd Nov 23 | Georg Seelig (University of Washington) EngBio Seminar - Machine-learning guided sequence design for mRNA and gene therapy applications |
6th Nov 23 | TBC |
8th Nov 23 | Sue Healy (St Andrews) |
13th Nov 23 | Dr Renske Vroomans - The Sainsbury lab |
15th Nov 23 | Pradeepa Madapura, QMUL |
15th Nov 23 | Martin Stervander (National Museum of Scotland) |
15th Nov 23 | Dr Phillip A. Sharp - MIT |
20th Nov 23 | Dr Philippa Borrill - John Innes Centre |
22nd Nov 23 | Luisa Pallares (Friedrich Miescher Laboratory, Tübingen) |
22nd Nov 23 | Patrick Cao, Uni of Aberdeen Deciphering cellular states: Sugars as surface communicators |
27th Nov 23 | Dr Takashi Ochi - The Astbury Centre for Structural Molecular Biology, Leeds |
29th Nov 23 | Dr. Kara Layton (University of Aberdeen) |
29th Nov 23 | Sara Macias Ribela, Uni of Edinburgh |
30th Nov 23 | Claudio Angione (Teesside University) |
4th Dec 23 | TBC |
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