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 Advanced Light Microscopy Facility, ALM, at Scilifelab gives a two-week PhD-level course on four new imaging and fluorescence spectroscopy techniques: Depletion-based Super-Resolution Imaging MINFLUX Light-Sheet Imaging FCS-Methods Lecturers: Steven […]
The aim of this workshop is to provide an integrated view of data-driven analysis of biological data through machine learning, graph and network analysis as well as constraint-based modeling integration methods.
This seminar will focus on collecting and using personal data in research. We will guide you through the different phases of a typical research project and discuss some commonly asked […]
Daniel Muthas, Head of Data Science & Bioinformatics at AstraZeneca
Welcome to this Drug Discovery Webinar, organized by OligoNova and SciLifeLab Drug Discovery and Development, to learn more about how academic and biotech interventions can be protected with the goal […]
The SciLifeLab site in Uppsala welcomes you to a full day of vibrant and inspiring science. During this event, SciLifeLab Uppsala will highlight the research and infrastructure located in Uppsala. […]
Seminar where PhDs & Postdocs present their projects. You can bring your lunch.
Johan Gustafsson, Postdoc researcher, Broad Institute, USA
Kim Kultima, Uppsala University
In recent years, long-read DNA sequencing has replaced short-read technologies as the gold standard solution for a wide range of genomics applications. In addition to producing high-quality de novo genome assembly, long-read technologies can […]
This is a chance to receive information and updates from 30 of the leading life science companies.
Jonathan Wilson Yewdell, National Institute of Health (NIH)