[The Svedberg seminar] – The origins of locally adaptive loci
Assis. Professor SciLifeLab Fellow Gabriela Montejo-Kovacevich, Uppsala University
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Teaching and training as “communication”: leveraging cognitive and communication theories to strengthen learning
Invited speaker: Professor Rochelle E. Tractenberg, Georgetown University SciLifeLab as a Research Infrastructure incorporates people across a variety of technically complex fields. Staff-scientists and researchers often need to communicate about […]
Science & SciLifeLab Prize Scientific Symposium 2025
Welcome to the scientific symposium where 2025 year's winers will present their award-winning research.
[The Svedberg seminar] – Optogenetic control of gene expression dynamics in single cells
Prof. Mary Dunlop Boston University, USA
[Spotlight Seminar Series] The innate power of natural killer cells in cancer therapy
Professor Karl-Johan Malmberg (M.D. Ph.D) , Oslo University Biography Professor Karl-Johan Malmbergis a Specialist in Hematology with over 25 years of experience in NK cell research and cancer immunotherapy. He is […]
SciLifeLab PULSE – information webinar for applicants
The 2nd SciLifeLab PULSE Call opened on December 15! This webinar gives PULSE applicants an opportunity to receive information on e.g. the matchmaking and application process, as well as eligibility rules. There will also be time for Q&A:s.
Mapping cells at scale: from tissue volumes to community challenges in vEM
Aubrey Weigel
Project Scientist, CellMap Project Team
Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Janelia Research Campus
Unlocking Precision Health: From Molecular Insights to Clinical Impact in Complex Diseases
The 3rd Symposium on Complex Diseases Join us for an exciting day dedicated to advancing precision health and tackling the challenges of complex diseases. This symposium brings together leading researchers, […]
[The Svedberg seminar] – How to Terminate Transcription at the Right Place
Ass. Prof. Gene‑Wei Li Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), USA
Metabolomics in Life Science
Umeå University warmly invites you to Metabolomics in Life Science 2026, showcasing the latest NMR- and MS-based metabolomics research from Sweden, the Nordics, and beyond. The conference brings together researchers from […]
How to Terminate Transcription at the Right Place
Gene‑Wei Li, Associate Professor Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), USA Abstract Precise transcription termination is essential for defining gene boundaries and achieving proper RNA output. I will discuss two recent advances […]