Events and seminars
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| 25th Jun 18 | Dr Dominic van Essen, Institute for Research on Cancer & Aging, Nice (IRCAN) Seminar - Combinatorial specificity of transcription factor binding & function |
| 25th Jun 18 | Professor Dr Matthias Heinemann, Molecular Systems Biology, University of Groningen Monday Seminar series - An autonomous metabolic oscillator – the conductor of the cell cycle? |
| 27th Jun 18 | Mehrdad Hajibabaei (Guelph) |
| 28th Jun 18 | **Re scheduled for 8 Nov 2018**Andrzej Gorski (Polish Academy of Sciences) SynthSys Seminar Series - Phage Therapy: Beyond the Antibacterial action |
| 16th Sep 18 | Dr Celia Goodhew, SBS Health and Safety Advisor |
| 17th Sep 18 | Dr Celia Goodhew, SBS Health and Safety Advisor Safety Induction Talk for Honours 4th Year Students, Part 1, 2-3pm |
| 17th Sep 18 | Dr Celia Goodhew, SBS Health and Safety Advisor |
| 19th Sep 18 | Ana Marija Jaksic (Vienna) |
| 26th Sep 18 | Andrew Beckerman (Sheffield) |
| 3rd Oct 18 | Inga Hense (Hamburg) |
| 8th Oct 18 | Dr Celia Goodhew, SBS Health & Safety Advisor Safety Induction Talk for Honours (Immunology) 4th Year Students, 12.30-1.30pm |
| 10th Oct 18 | Dr Celia Goodhew, SBS Health & Safety Advisor Safety Induction Talk for New PhD students (and New Starts) to SBS, 2-3pm |
| 10th Oct 18 | All Institutes |
| 10th Oct 18 | Linda Partridge |
| 13th Oct 18 | Dr Celia Goodhew, SBS Health & Safety Advisor Safety Talk for 4th Honours (Zoology) 4th Year students 10am to 11am |
| 17th Oct 18 | Kayla King (Oxford) |
| 24th Oct 18 | Eric Allan (University of Bern) IEB Seminars: Biodiversity-ecosystem functioning: from experiments to the real world and back again |
| 31st Oct 18 | Ros Rickaby (Oxford) |
| 7th Nov 18 | Sophie Armitage (Berlin) |
| 14th Nov 18 | David Robertson (Glasgow) |
| 21st Nov 18 | Anna-Sapfo Malaspinas (Lausanne) |
| 28th Nov 18 | Regan Early (University of Exeter) |
| 5th Dec 18 | Emanuel Hietliner (Berlin) |
| 15th Jan 19 | Tanja Schwander (Lausanne) |
| 13th Feb 19 | Wayne Potts (Utah) |
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