Translational Control of Membrane Excitability
Speaker:
Gail Robertson, PhD
Kellett Professor & Director, Training Program in Translational Cardiovascular Science
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Events, seminars and symposia
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Umeå seminar series: Discover your sample in 3D using volume EM by FIB-SEM
Presenter: Sara Henriksson, Staff scientist, Umeå Centre for Electron Microscopy (UCEM), Umeå University Abstract: FIB-SEM is a conventional scanning electron microscope equipped with a focused ion beam. This beam is destructive which enables shaping of objects inside of the microscope. Such a microscope can act as a knife, removing section by section of a sample. Together with […]
Unlocking Innovation: Best Practices for Corporate-Academic Partnerships
SwedenBIO's IP Task force is inviting you to an engaging seminar on how to level up your academic collaborations. We will present our Term Sheet Checklist, a tool designed to simplify and secure successful agreements between industry and academia in the Life Science sector. You'll also get an exclusive look at the Data Driven Life […]
[Spotlight seminar] Using comparative functional genomics to map genetic networks
Professor Brenda J. Andrews, Ph.D., C.C., FRSC,
University of Toronto
Infectious disease epidemiology: surveillance, forecasting and modelling
Join the Data-driven Epidemiology and Biology of Infection research area for an inspiring Lunch-to-lunch meeting filled with science, networking, and discussions.
[The Svedberg seminar] – Viral ecogenomics: exploring viral diversity and virus-host interactions from metagenomes
Simon Roux PhD, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA
Umeå seminar series: Cryo-focused ion beam milling (cryo-FIB-SEM): Taking you where you need to go
Speaker: Erin Schexnaydre, Staff scientist, Umeå Centre for Electron Microscopy (UCEM), Umeå University
RNA profiling of cell types and cell states with FACS-seq
Clinical Genomics Webinar Series
Chemical Biology Seminar Series with Kilian Huber
Welcome to a seminar with Kilian Huber in the Chemical Biology Seminar Series. "Chemical Biology Strategies for Target Discovery and Validation: Insights from Phenomics, Proteomics, and PROTACs" Kilian HuberPhD & Senior Group Leader, Chemical Biology & Chemical Probes, University of Oxford We will meet up with individuals who do not have access to SciLifeLab in the […]
[The Svedberg seminar] Extracting meaning from high-throughput functional genomics data with Bayesian statistics
Lars Barquist, Assist. Professor University of Toronto, Canada
How a Community of Practice can support your research
What role does community play in advancing open science? Join us for a webinar exploring how Communities of Practice (CoPs) can support researchers in implementing open science and integrate the FAIR principles into their work, and thereby enhance the visibility, reproducibility, and impact of their research. This session will highlight real-world examples of successful Communities […]
Leveraging Overlay Journals to Link to and Cite Data, Software, and Research Outputs
Often, we rely on publishers and journals to ensure that data, software, protocols, and other related research outputs are curated, linked, and made discoverable. In this webinar, we will explore an approach where we can do all these things as an overlay, even before or after the publication of your article in a journal. Through […]