Bringing life science professionals together and furthering skills in the scientific community are in SciLifeLab’s DNA. Our many events and courses, which span a wide range of topics, present opportunities to develop your know-how and share your own experiences and network – sparking new ideas, as well as new collaborations.
Contact
events@scilifelab.se
education@scilifelab.uu.se
If you are part of the SciLifeLab community, you can submit an event to this calendar.
Marc Friedländer, Associate professor at Stockholm University, Department of Molecular Biosciences, will talk about Studying microRNA functions at the single-cell level
Carolina Wählby, Professor in quantitative microscopy, SciLifeLab and Dept. IT, Uppsala University
Welcome to a lunch-to-lunch conference focused on Data-driven Life Science. Listen to the DDLS Fellows and take part in social activities onsite. The Data-Driven Life Science conference on November 15-16, 2022, is the first in-person conference of the DDLS program. This meeting brings together the community in biomolecular data science and AI, introduces newly appointed […]
This year’s AMRI All-Hands meeting will feature speakers from EMBL, Centro Nacional de Biotecnología, Umeå University, and the LEAF sustainable lab program.
Join the SciLifeLab Platform Day - Uppsala to learn more about the array of SciLifeLab infrastructure platform and unit that are based in Uppsala
Research seminar with Keith Pardee Where: Lunch room in Gamma-building floor 2 at SciLifeLab. If you don’t have an access card, wait in the SciLifeLab LobbyWhen: Thursday 24th November, at 3 pm (The early birds will be served some fika, so be there on time) Keith PardeeAssociate professor, Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, University of […]
The possibility of studying humans, animals, plants, and other forms of life that lived in the past using DNA analysis is providing new insight into history, often with important implications for understanding our contemporary world. Ancient DNA can support investigation of e.g. prehistoric migrations and interactions, cultural practices, and development of agriculture, as well as […]
Jay Shendure, Professor of Genome Sciences at the University of Washington