Events and seminars
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| 18th Jan 21 | Professor Judith Berman - The George S. Wise, Faculty of Life Sciences, Tel Aviv University Monday Seminar Series - "Mechanisms and routes to antifungal drug resistance and tolerance" |
| 20th Jan 21 | Date still available |
| 25th Jan 21 | Madelaine Bartlett - Biology Department, University of Massachusetts Amherst |
| 27th Jan 21 | Deepa Agashe (National Centre for Biological Sciences, Bangalore) |
| 27th Jan 21 | Evangelos Nikolados (Oyarzun PhD student - IQB3) |
| 27th Jan 21 | Grzegorz Kudla (IGMM) |
| 3rd Feb 21 | Thomas Morrison (Glasgow) The Serengeti wildebeest migration as a driver of ecology and disease |
| 10th Feb 21 | Date still available |
| 10th Feb 21 | Kashyap Chhatbar (Bird – ICB) |
| 10th Feb 21 | Cei Abreu-Goodger (IEB) Wednesday Lunch-time Seminar - “Small RNAs involved in parasite-host communication” |
| 15th Feb 21 | Professor Eva Nogales - Molecular and Cell Biology Department, UC Berkeley, Investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Senior Faculty Scientist, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab |
| 17th Feb 21 | Date still available |
| 24th Feb 21 | Yuan Ho (Wang PhD student - IQB3) |
| 24th Feb 21 | Diego Oyarzun (IQB3/Informatics) Wednesday Lunch-time Seminar - "Biosensor optimisation for next-generation metabolic engineering" |
| 24th Feb 21 | Nadia Singh (U. Oregon) - Please note change of time |
| 3rd Mar 21 | Date still available |
| 10th Mar 21 | idya Rajasekaran-Sutherland (Farrington group - IGMM) |
| 10th Mar 21 | Giovanni Stracquadanio (IQB3) Wednesday Lunch-time Seminar - "The landscape of the heritable cancer genome" |
| 10th Mar 21 | Date still available |
| 17th Mar 21 | Martin Lascoux (Evolutionary Biology Centre, Uppsala Universitet) |
| 24th Mar 21 | Lucas Scorza Frungillo Lima (Spoel - IMPS) |
| 24th Mar 21 | Louise Horsfall (IQB3) |
| 7th Apr 21 | Nitobe London (Allshire - ICB) |
| 7th Apr 21 | Owen Davies (ICB) |
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