Bringing life science professionals together and furthering skills in the scientific community are in SciLifeLab’s DNA. Our many events spanning 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. All events are free and open to everyone (unless otherwise stated), and we warmly welcome participants from industry, academia, healthcare, and beyond.
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The main focus of 'Biomoelcular simulations workshop' is on molecular dynamics simulations of biomolecular systems. The target audience of this workshop is the researchers working in Sweden on biomolecular simulations. The goal of this workshop is to bring together all the researchers from Sweden interested in biomolecular simulations and to provide an opportunity to junior […]
Carolina Wählby, Professor in quantitative microscopy, SciLifeLab and Dept. IT, Uppsala University
The Spatial and Single Cell Biology Platform at SciLifeLab invites you to a virtual event where you can learn about the service we provide within the field of spatial and single cell omics. Take the opportunity to learn about cutting edge methods including spatial transcriptomics with Visium, in situ sequencing, spatial proteomics using highly multiplexed […]
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 webinar is jointly organized by the Clinical Genomics platform and Genomic Medicine Sweden and will focus on comprehensive genomic profiling of solid tumors in routine cancer care. Clinical, laboratory and bioinformatic aspects will be covered. Speakers Johan Botling, Assoc Professor of Pathology, Senior Consultant Histopathologist Gilbert Lauter, PhD, molecular biologist Jonas Almlöf, PhD, bioinformatician […]
Glycoproteomics - How to analyze the importance of protein glycosylation Carina Sihlbom Changes in the glycosylation of proteins is one of the first signs of a disease, and advanced mass spectrometry is central for the study of such protein structure. SciLifeLab is a national infrastructure within life science with a wide range of advanced technology […]
In the frame of the “SciLifeLab Site Umeå / KBC Infrastructure Seminar Series”, the seminars will be organised every second Tuesday during autumn 2022, in turn with IceLab Lunch Pitches. The seminars will be held in a hybrid format IRL in Glasburen, KBC, and online via Zoom. Take the chance to get information on facilities, […]
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 Centre for Cellular Imaging - A research infrastructure for correlated multimodal imaging Julia Fernandez-Rodriguez The CCI specializes in 3D correlative imaging, i.e. the sequential combination of two or more imaging techniques to gain knowledge across multiple scales SciLifeLab is a national infrastructure within life science with a wide range of advanced technology and expertise. […]
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 […]