SciLifeLab Theodor (The) Svedberg seminar series
The SciLifeLab The Svedberg seminar series is running every other week in the Biomedical Center in Uppsala. The seminar series’ history dates back to the middle of the 70’s. A local committee invites leading scientist from Sweden and worldwide to hold research seminars within the field of bioscience.
The SciLifeLab The Svedberg Seminar series is also a research course for graduate students. By attending 10 seminars, a PhD student may be awarded 0,5 higher education credit. More information about how to attend the course can be found at the course website.
The schedule below will be updated continously
Contact
For questions, contact thesvedberg@scilifelab.uu.se
Schedule, 2023
Time and venue
These events can also be found via our Events calendar.
Wednesday Jan 18, at 15:15 in BMC, C8:301
Prof. Randall Peterson
University of Utah, USA
Title: High-throughput biology at the organismal level
Host: Marcel den Hoed, UU
Read more: https://www.scilifelab.se/event/the-svedberg-randall-peterson-prof/
Monday, March 20 at 15:15 in BMC C8:301
Prof. Aitziber Lopez Cortajarena
Center for Cooperative Research in Biomaterials, Spain
Title: Protein engineering for functional hybrids and biomaterials: applications in biomedicine and technology
Host: Antonietta Parracino, UU
Read more:http://personal.cicbiomagune.es/alcortajarena/index.php
Monday, March 27 at 15:15 in BMC C8:305
Prof. David A. Hafler
Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard University, USA
Title: The Underlying Cause of Human Autoimmune Disease
Host: Katarina Lundblad, UU
Read more: https://www.scilifelab.se/event/the-svedberg-seminar-the-underlying-cause-of-human-autoimmune-disease/
Monday, April 24 at 15:15 in BMC C8:301
Prof. Vaishali Katju
Uppsala University, Sweden
Title: Copy-Number Changes During Experimental Evolution in Caenorhabditis elegans: Rate, Fitness Effects and Context-Dependence
Host: Leif Andersson, UU
Monday, May 8 at 15:15 in BMC C8:301
Prof. Ross Waller
Department of Biochemistry, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK
Title: Global mapping of protein subcellular location offers a new era of comparative and evolutionary cell biology
Host: Fabien Burki, UU
Monday, May 22 at 15:15 in BMC C8:301
Prof. Vladimir Popik
University of Georgia, USA
Title: Photo-“click” and photo-“unclick” strategies for spatiotemporal control of substrate immobilization and release
Host: Daniel Fürth, UU
Tuesday, June 13 at 15:15 in BMC C8:301 NOTE day!
Prof. Brigid Lynch
Melbourne School of Population and Global Health, Australia
Title:Physical activity and cancer: Improving causal inference
Host: Emerald Heiland and Hannah Brooke, UU