[The Svedberg seminar] – The Underlying Cause of Human Autoimmune Disease
Prof. David A. Hafler, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, USA, will talk about The Underlying Cause of Human Autoimmune Disease
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[The Svedberg seminar] – Copy-Number Changes During Experimental Evolution in Caenorhabditis elegans: Rate, Fitness Effects and Context-Dependence
Prof. Vaishali Katju
Program in Evolutionary Biology
Department of Ecology & Genetics
Uppsala University
[The Svedberg seminar] – Global mapping of protein subcellular location offers a new era of comparative and evolutionary cell biology.
Prof. Ross Waller, Department of Biochemistry, University of Cambridge, UK
[The Svedberg seminar] – Photo-“click” and photo-“unclick” strategies for spatiotemporal control of substrate immobilization and release
Prof. Vladimir Popik , Professor of Chemistry, University of Gerogia, USA
[The Svedberg seminar] -Physical activity and cancer: Improving causal inference
Brigid M Lynch, Associate Professor, University of Melbourne, Australia
[The Svedberg seminar] – Toward Multidimensional Spectral Flow Cytometry: Entering the Quantum Cytometry Domain
J. Paul Robinson, Professor, Purdue University, USA
[The Svedberg seminar] – Female sex hormones and the human microbiome
Luisa Hugerth, DDLS fellow, IMBIM, UU
[The Svedberg seminar] – Targeting Non-Coding RNAs Using Synthetic Small Molecules: Original Targets for Innovative Therapies
Maria Duca, CNRS Research Director, Université Côte d’Azur, France
[The Svedberg seminar] – Peptide nucleic acid (PNA)-mediated pretargeting for radionuclide therapy
Amelie Karlström, Professor of Molecular Biotechnology, KTH
[The Svedberg seminar] – Brain-wide hierarchical and multiplexed encoding of behaviour in C. elegans
Manuel Zimmer, Professor, The University of Vienna
[The Svedberg seminar] – Intersecting population genetics, stem cell biology, and cellular genomics to study complex human disease
Joseph Powell, Professor,
Garvan Institute of Medical Research, Sydney Australia
[The Svedberg seminar] – Engineered Salmonella for drug delivery to solid tumors
Neil Forbes, Prof. University of Massachusetts, USA